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Commercial Emergency Lighting
Emergency lighting for safe evacuation
The emergency lighting required in a premises should follow its layout, use and fire risk assessment. Escape routes, changes of direction, exits, stairs, fire-fighting equipment and areas without enough natural light may all need consideration. Existing systems also need suitable testing and maintenance so faults, failed batteries and damaged fittings are identified.
Repairs and replacements
Replace failed fittings, batteries and damaged equipment, then retest the affected part of the system.
Routine testing
Complete functional or duration testing as appropriate and record faults that need attention.
New installations and alterations
Install emergency fittings, exit signs and controls based on the agreed design and requirements of the premises.
Emergency lighting services
Work can be planned for a new system, an alteration or maintenance of an existing installation.
TRIED & TRUSTED FOR 16 YEARS
Lloyd Hubbard, owner of Hubbard Electrical, believes that the way you are on a job reflects the quality of the work you provide. That means an organised schedule, clear communication, safe and high-quality standards, a smart and tidy presence, and no cutting corners.
These are the traditional values we’ve held for 16 years and will continue to provide to all of our customers.
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Use the fire risk assessment as the starting point
The electrician can install and test the electrical system, but the responsible person for the premises must ensure the wider fire safety arrangements and risk assessment are suitable. Any change to the building layout or use should prompt a review of whether the emergency lighting still provides the required coverage.
Wrexham
Flintshire
Denbighshire
Conwy
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
The Wirral
Cheshire
Commercial Emergency Lighting across North Wales
Hubbard Electrical provides commercial emergency lighting for businesses and commercial premises across North Wales. If you are unsure whether your property is within the service area, send the postcode and a short description of the work when you enquire.