Emergency lighting test in Clacton-on-Sea

The law requires all non-domestic buildings to have working emergency lights that guide people to safety.

• Test your system every year.
• Check communal areas in flats.
• Inspect escape routes in HMOs.
• Review lights if you renovate.
• Keep records for fire inspectors.
• Ensure safety after power cuts.

A qualified professional will visit to make sure your backup lights work when the main power is cut.

• They switch off main power.
• Lights must stay on for three hours.
• Every light unit is checked.
• Signs are checked for visibility.
• All stairs are properly lit.
• Failures are recorded in logbooks.

Regular checks give you peace of mind that your building is safe for everyone who uses it.

• Lowers your fire risk.
• Protects you from heavy fines.
• Keeps your insurance valid.
• Ensures tenants feel very safe.
• Prevents accidents during power cuts.
• Proves you are a responsible landlord.

This service ensures your building stays safe and follows the law to protect tenants and visitors.

• Why test for three hours?
• Batteries must last for escapes.
• Are all exit signs visible?
• Do bulbs flicker or dim?
• Is the logbook fully updated?
• Are high-risk areas lit up?