Emergency lighting is an integral part of a building’s life safety system. Emergency lighting balances the illumination needs when a building’s power supply is interrupted due to utility failure, fire outbreaks, circuit-breaker breakdown, or manual act, including the accidental opening…
Eaton adds new battery-powered emergency light
Power management company Eaton has announced an important addition to its CEAG ExLin linear LED lighting fixtures for hazardous area applications. The new battery-powered ExLin NE+ provides a decentralized LED solution for mandatory emergency lighting in case of power failure,…
Wheely-Safe appoints Woodway Engineering as official distribution partner for the emergency services sector
Emergency Services lighting and equipment supplier Woodway Engineering has agreed a new distribution contract with Wheely-Safe. The Coventry-based business will now supply Wheely-Safe’s latest generation of intelligent tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), wheel loss and wheel rim temperature sensors to…
Emergency lighting compliance ensured at Leeds General Infirmary
Following an extensive overhaul of the hospital’s emergency lighting system, LuxIntelligent panels from fire and life safety systems manufacturer Advanced are ensuring ongoing compliance with the BS 5266-1 code of practice for the emergency lighting of premises. As a large…
New Sirocco Redtech range available
Emergency response operations need dependable lighting that is easy to use and fast to set up. According to Airstar, their new range of safety lighting balloons have the highest light output, the lowest power consumption, and are the most competitive…
Pocket Guide makes light work of meeting BS 5266-1
Fire and life safety systems manufacturer, Advanced, has published its BS 5266-1 Pocket Guide to Emergency Lighting. Developed for individuals and organisations responsible for the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of emergency lighting systems, the pocket guide serves as a…
Advanced lights the way at University of Bristol
The University of Bristol’s emergency-lighting upgrade continues with the installation of a further ten LuxIntelligent emergency-light testing panels from fire and life safety system manufacturer Advanced. The new equipment will be installed alongside 21 existing LuxIntelligent panels linked to around…
Wireless emergency lighting system from Tridonic
Modern emergency and safety lighting requires central monitoring and automatic testing of individual luminaires. In the case of existing systems, retrofitting is often difficult as additional wiring is needed for communication. Tridonic can remedy this with its new wireless emergency…