Case Studies

Northwick Park Hospital

“PART OF THE LONDON NORTH WEST HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST, WHICH IS ONE OF THE LARGEST TRUSTS IN THE COUNTRY”

Find out more about how we helped Northwick Park Hospital replace their existing outdated emergency lighting with a Self-Testing system.

“THE P4 SELF-TEST EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM ENABLES ME TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE EMERGENCY LIGHTING AT BOTH LOCATIONS”

Find out more about how we helped the Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust upgrade their emergency lighting to be compliant with up to date regulations.

200 Aldersgate Street

“THERE ARE MANY BENEFITS TO WORKING WITH P4, NOT LEAST ITS COMMITMENT TO CUSTOMER SERVICE…”

P4 provide a standalone, robust and effective system for a 370,000 sq/f office space in the City of London.

“P4’S PRODUCT QUALITY AND SERVICE HAS BEEN EXCELLENT OVER THE YEARS”

The University of Southampton’s large estate has been progressively equipped with P4’s pioneering products and services.

IHEEM Headquarters

“IHEEM’S COUNCIL IS COMMITTED TO ENSURING THAT THE INSTITUTE ACTS AS A BEACON OF GOOD PRACTICE IN MANAGING ITS PROPERTY ASSETS.”

The Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM) is the UK’s largest specialist Institute for the Healthcare Estates Sector; devoted to developing careers, provision of education and training, and registering engineers as Eng Tech, IEng and CEng.

“WE WERE SATISFIED THAT P4 WOULD PROVIDE US WITH THE SAFEST, FULLY COMPLIANT, MOST ACCURATE AND CONVENIENT REMOTE MONITORING CAPABILITY.”

More than four million travelers pass through Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport every year. The airport was investing £12m to update and upgrade its facilities, including a new passenger security screening and an extended departure lounge. Emergency lighting for these new sections were a key part of this investment.

Hammersmith Hospital

“WE CHOSE TO WORK WITH P4 AS THE LEADING SPECIALIST IN THIS AREA…”

Hammersmith Hospital is a major teaching hospital in West London. Their priority was to find a self-testing system that would reduce the burden on its maintenance team and minimise disruption to patients and healthcare staff.

EMERGENCY LIGHTING FOR ONE OF THE WORLD’S OUTSTANDING CONCERT HALLS

The Usher Hall, one of the world’s outstanding concert halls and a landmark in the heart of Edinburgh, re-opened its doors in August (2009) after a major £30m refurbishment that included the installation of wall and ceiling mounted, Omikron LED low energy edge lit sign luminaires from P4’s Design Range.

Coventry University

“WE NOW HAVE A FIRST CLASS SYSTEM, WHICH COMPLIES FULLY WITH STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS AND FREES OUR ENGINEERS TO GIVE MORE TIME TO THE MANY OTHER TECHNICAL AND MAINTENANCE TASKS ON THE COMPLEX.”

Coventry University’s latest addition to its city centre campus is known as The Hub.The £32m building has been equipped with P4’s M-Web state of the art self-testing emergency lighting monitoring system.

EMERGENCY LIGHTING FOR A NORTHERN LANDMARK.

P4 Limited successfully completed one the UK’s most challenging emergency lighting projects at Sage Gateshead. The £70 million landmark Norman Foster building, occupying one of Europe’s most dramatic urban sites on the Tyne, has one of the most advanced and efficient emergency lighting installation at the heart of which is P4’s FASTELink computer addressable system.

Lea Valley Athletics Centre

“P4’S REPUTATION AND THEIR ABILITY TO INSTALL EMERGENCY CONVERSIONS INTO LUMINAIRES FROM MANY MANUFACTURERS UNDER THE ACCREDITATION OF ICEL 1004 GIVES US A ‘ONE STOP’ FOR ALL OF THE EMERGENCY LIGHTING.”

One of the UK’s newest indoor sporting facilities, built with 2012 firmly in mind, has installed fully automatic self testing emergency lighting thanks to P4.

““OUR OBJECTIVE WAS ALSO TO HAVE A SYSTEM THAT WOULD NOT BE LABOUR INTENSIVE, WOULD PROVE MAINTENANCE FRIENDLY AND BE ACCURATE.”

The University of Surrey owned multi million pound Surrey Sports Park, which offers a venue that hosts some of the best sporting facilities in the world, has been equipped with P4’s M-Web state of the art self-testing emergency lighting monitoring system.

University of Bath

“WE SAW THE BENEFITS OF THE SYSTEM’S SELF REPORTING ON FAULTS, WHICH AUTOMATICALLY GENERATES AN EMAIL DIRECTLY TO OPERATIONAL PERSONNEL,”

One of the UK’s leading universities has been equipped with a state of the art self-testing emergency lighting system to provide the safest, most accurate and convenient remote monitoring procedure through its Local Area Network.