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Self-Testing of Control Gear and Luminaires
All P4 emergency lighting control gear and luminaires identified with the letter ‘S’ include an automatic self-testing function compliant with the EN62034:2012 standard. Every 8 days a 30 second functional test is performed automatically to check the functionality of...

Wireless Monitoring of Emergency Lighting
The use of wireless technology to manage and test emergency lighting is relatively new and this guide shows some of the possible situations where this system could be employed.
Important Information Regarding Fluorescent Lighting Ban
Manufacture of T8 (2’, 4’ & 5’) fluorescent tubes was banned 1st September 2023. Other fluorescent lamp types including T5, T8 (other lengths) and compact fluorescent ceased production 1st February 2024. Many of these fluorescent tube types are still in use in...
Important Customer Information Regarding Fluorescent Lighting Ban
Manufacture of T8 (2’, 4’ & 5’) fluorescent tubes was banned 1st September 2023. Other fluorescent lamp types including T5, T8 (other lengths) and compact fluorescent ceased production 1st February 2024. Many of these fluorescent tube types are still in use in...

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Health Technical Memorandum Checklist
Health Technical Memoranda (HTMs) documents are regularly reviewed and updated to reflect and recommend best practices in healthcare estates. Healthcare estates managers are advised to adopt their recommendations at the earliest opportunity in order to ensure that...

Who is Responsible V2 PDF Document
Emergency Lighting is of the utmost importance and is a legal requirement in premises across the UK, whether it’s an office, hotel, factory or a block of flats. The responsibility for emergency lighting rests on the shoulders of a ‘Responsible Person’. Read our...