Fire Fighting & Fire Protection

Emergency Lighting & Signage

Emergency exit lights, photoluminescent signs and fire blankets.

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How to choose emergency lighting and signage

Emergency lighting and signs guide people to safety when normal lighting fails. Products should meet EN 1838, EN 60598-2-22, ISO 7010 and ISO 16069 as applicable.

Lighting levels and duration

EN 1838 sets minimum illuminance on escape routes and open areas. Check rated duration (typically 1 or 3 hours) to suit your evacuation plan.

Luminaires and batteries

Emergency luminaires to EN 60598-2-22 should have a rated ambient temperature suited to the location. High heat shortens battery life.

Signs and symbols

Use ISO 7010 pictograms, such as E001 and E002 for emergency exits. Photoluminescent signs and ISO 16069 low-level guidance work without power.

Fire blankets

Fire blankets to EN 1869 suit kitchens and small fires; place them near exits from the risk area.

Testing

Test emergency lights monthly and conduct a full-duration test annually, or use self-test luminaires that log results.

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Emergency Lighting & Signage

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How to choose emergency lighting and signage

Lighting levels and duration

Luminaires and batteries

Signs and symbols

Fire blankets

Testing

Emergency Lighting & Signage

Categories

How to choose emergency lighting and signage

Lighting levels and duration

Luminaires and batteries

Signs and symbols

Fire blankets

Testing

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