Emergency lighting

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Emergency lighting is designed to provide back-up lighting during a power outage, so that occupants can find their way to escape routes. Read More

Illuminated escape route signs highlight the nearest exit, while emergency luminaires and spotlights provide lighting for the escape route itself, such as corridors, stairways, and open areas.

Emergency lights are connected to the mains power supply, but can either be self-contained, with a local battery, or be connected to a central battery back-up system. In both cases, they will remain illuminated should the mains power fail. The mains supply charges the batteries.

Maintained emergency lighting fittings are illuminated all the time, while non-maintained fittings are only illuminated when the mains supply fails.

All workplaces covered by the Fire Safety Order 2005 are required to provide illumination to emergency routes and exits. Approved Document B of the Building Regulations provides guidance as to when emergency lighting is needed to satisfy this requirement. 

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  • ABB

    Manufactures emergency lighting systems for commercial applications. Products include: self-contained luminaires in standard, vandal-resistant, cold store and explosion-proof models; single and double-sided exit signs; and decorative luminaires. Also offers emergency lighting test systems and a service for the conversion of mains luminaires for

    Daresbury Park, Daresbury, Warrington, WA4 4BT
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  • Apollo Lighting
    Unit D9, Cross Green Approach, Leeds, LS9 0SG
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  • Basis Lighting

    Systems include emergency exit signs in recessed designs with fluorescent white detailing, a range of specialist lamps, and emergency lights incorporating downlighters and LEDs

    Units 3-4, The Dove Centre, 109 Bartholomew Road, London, NW5 2BJ
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  • Channel Safety Systems

    Manufacturer of emergency lighting for internal or external installations. Most luminaires offer 3 hours of emergency lighting in the event of a failure in the buildings main power supply. Floodlighting models with polycarbonate lenses are offered, as well as standard diffused or clear-lensed lights. Some products feature either manual or

    Petersfield Business Park, Bedford Road, Petersfield, GU32 3QA
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  • Eaton Electrical Systems
    Unit E, St Modwens Park, Spinner Lane, Doncaster, DN2 4LT
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  • Fagerhult Lighting

    Manufactures LED emergency lighting. Based on the use of a high-intensity light-emitting diode with a long life, the system includes an integrated self test that monitors the components, LED and battery. Because the diode is not used for normal operations, the risk of the emergency lighting failing due to a burnt-out light source is minimal

    33 - 34 Dolben Street, London, SE1 0UQ
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  • Gamma Illumination

    Gamma illumination is a manufacturer, supplier and installer of a range of products suitable for commercial and domestic emergency lighting applications

    Conway House, Thornhill Road Business Park, Tenter Fields, Dewsbury, WF12 9QT
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  • Philip Payne

    Philip Payne offers a range of quality standard emergency lighting products but, more importantly, encourage direct dialogue with architects and designers to ensure via product variation or bespoke work aesthetic aspirations and requirements are fully met. Whilst ensuring that aesthetic or mounting issues are resolved Philip Payne maintains

    Thornhill House, Thornhill Road, Solihull, B91 2HB
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