Emergency lighting provides an illuminated escape route during a fire emergency or
power outage.
As an employer or landlord, it is your responsibility to ensure that your properties remain
safe. If standard lighting fails, it should be apparent where the nearest exit is.
BS5266 part 1 requires that emergency lighting systems can provide light for 3 hours
following the loss of mains power.
If you are relocating or extending your commercial or industrial operations and need your
emergency lighting reconfiguring quickly, our electricians at JD Mounsey are here to help.
Your current lighting system may need simple repairs or a complete overhaul and
conversion to LED lamps. We first must assess the status quo and then outline what
additional lighting is required to comply.
We provide maintained emergency light fittings & support services for private & public
sector premises
It is a legal requirement that emergency lighting systems must be inspected at regular
intervals. JD Mounsey offers complete support services for the private and public sectors,
including planned maintenance for your peace of mind.
If required, we can help train your staff to complete onsite checks or visit your premises to
perform checks on their behalf.
Escape route planning & emergency lighting installed by experienced safety professionals
at JD Mounsey
As experienced emergency lighting specialists, JD Mounsey safety specialists are trained to
identify where emergency lighting is required and can design a suitable system for your
premises. Every building has different lighting requirements depending on its usage.
If your building is occupied during the night, emergency lighting must be considered, even in
areas that are naturally lit during the day.
It is a legal requirement that non-domestic buildings are always safe, even in the event of
a mains power failure.
We’ll identify the main escape routes and design the system around your operating hours.
Of course, not all areas of your building will need illumination. JD Mounsey specialists assess
the environment carefully, only installing emergency lighting where required.
