Emergency Lighting
What is Emergency Lighting Certification?
Emergency lighting certification is the formal documentation confirming that a building’s emergency lighting system has been tested and is operating correctly. It demonstrates compliance with UK fire safety and electrical safety regulations.
What Does it Cover?
Certification typically follows:
- Installation of a new emergency lighting system
- Routine periodic testing
- Annual full-duration discharge testing
- System upgrades or modifications
- Compliance inspections for landlords or businesses
- Commercial Emergency Lighting Certification
We provide emergency lighting certification for a wide range of commercial and public buildings, helping businesses meet legal safety requirements and maintain compliance. Our certification services help ensure your premises remain safe, compliant, and fully prepared for emergency situations.
We Work With
Offices/Retail Premises
Warehouses
Hospitality Venues
Industrial Buildings
Educational Facilities
Public Sector Properties
Residential & HMO Certification
We also provide emergency lighting certification for residential properties, particularly in Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and managed rental properties where compliance is essential. We help landlords and property managers meet legal obligations and ensure tenant safety.
Our residential services include:
- HMO emergency lighting certification
- Communal area system testing
- Stairwell and corridor lighting checks
- Landlord compliance documentation
- Safety verification reports
Testing & Compliance Checks
Before issuing certification, our engineers carry out comprehensive testing to ensure your emergency lighting system is fully operational and compliant. If any issues are identified, we can also provide remedial solutions to bring your system up to standard.
This includes:
- Functional testing of all emergency fittings
- Battery backup performance checks
- Full-duration discharge testing
- Fault identification and reporting
- Compliance verification against current regulations
