Emergency Lighting Services

Emergency lighting provides essential illumination when a building’s normal power supply fails. During a fire, power cut or other emergency, it helps occupants identify exits, navigate escape routes and leave the building safely.

A reliable emergency lighting system is an important part of a building’s wider fire safety provision. It can illuminate corridors, stairways, changes in floor level, fire exits, open areas and key safety equipment when standard lighting is no longer available.

At Total Fire Group, we provide complete emergency lighting services for commercial, residential, industrial and public sector premises. From an initial survey and system design through to installation, testing, maintenance and repairs, our team can help ensure your emergency lighting remains dependable and suitable for your building.

Designed Around Your Building

Every building has different emergency lighting requirements. The right system will depend on factors such as the building’s size, layout, occupancy, use, escape routes and the amount of natural light available.

Our team can assess your premises and identify where emergency lighting may be required. We can then design a tailored system that provides appropriate coverage across areas such as:

• Fire escape routes and final exits

• Corridors, stairways and landings

• Open-plan and communal areas

• Windowless rooms and internal spaces

• Changes in direction or floor level

• Fire alarm call points and firefighting equipment

• High-risk working areas

• External routes leading to a place of safety

Whether you require emergency lighting for a small commercial unit, residential development, school, healthcare setting, industrial facility or multi-site property portfolio, we can recommend a practical solution based on your specific risks and responsibilities.

Emergency Lighting Installation

Emergency lighting must be positioned correctly to provide effective illumination when it is needed most. Poorly placed fittings, insufficient coverage or unsuitable equipment could make it more difficult for people to evacuate safely during an emergency.

Our engineers can supply and install emergency lighting systems to a high standard, ensuring fittings are appropriately located, configured and tested before the system is handed over.

Depending on your building, the solution may include emergency escape route lighting, illuminated exit signs, open-area lighting and lighting for higher-risk locations. We can also support emergency lighting as part of a wider package of fire alarms, extinguishers, fire doors and other building safety measures.

Emergency Lighting Testing & Maintenance

Emergency lighting relies on batteries and other components that can deteriorate or develop faults over time. Regular testing and maintenance are therefore essential to confirm that each fitting activates correctly and can continue operating for the required period during a power failure.

Total Fire Group can provide planned inspection, testing and maintenance services to help keep your system in effective working order. This may include routine functional testing, annual full-duration testing, battery and lamp checks, fault diagnosis, repairs and replacement equipment.

Our engineers can identify defective fittings, damaged indicators, reduced battery performance and other issues that could affect the reliability of your system. We can also provide records and certification following testing or maintenance visits, helping you maintain a clear audit trail of the work completed.

Helping People Reach Safety

In an emergency, visibility can quickly become limited and unfamiliar surroundings can become difficult to navigate. A properly designed and maintained emergency lighting system helps people remain orientated, locate the nearest exit and move towards a place of safety.

Whether you need a new emergency lighting system, improvements to an existing installation, routine testing or urgent repairs, Total Fire Group can provide a solution suited to your building.

Contact our team today to discuss your emergency lighting requirements and find out how we can help protect your premises and the people within it.