Light has become a custom part of our everyday lives that is why it’s essential you have a suitable contingency plan if your normal lighting fails. An emergency lighting system is required to operate in an emergency situation when the mains powered illumination fails through a fault or power failure. As the failure of the mains powered lighting system could be a result of a fire or a power cut the sudden darkness could lead to confusion and risk with the occupants of the building.
• The main advantage of installing emergency lighting in your premises is that you will never be without lighting. By installing emergency lighting your business is not having to lose valuable working time or money by dealing with lighting situations. It will also ease the worry of power hitches.
• If an incident does occur it is crucial to make it as easy as possible for the occupants to make their way out quickly and safely through the designated escape routes. Emergency lighting lights up exit signs, allowing the occupants of the building to exit without having to find an exit.
• You must be in compliance with I.S. 3217:2013. Any commercial building must have Emergency Lighting and the installation should follow the legislation criteria
CFSG’ supplier of Emergency Lighting products, also a full range of LED emergency lights to meet the future requirements for low energy, high efficiency and environmentally friendly emergency lighting.
There are many advantages associated with LEDs, the main ones being reliability and longevity. A typical high-power LED will realise 10 years maintenance free service when used for 12 hours every day, thus saving the maintenance costs of replacing 20 new filament lamps over the 10 year life span and the environmental cost of their disposal.
In addition, a 9W LED is now brighter than a 35W dichroic and is using 75% less electricity
Cannon Fire Safety Group is certified and trained by the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI). Also, we provide the full range of Emergency Lighting Systems.
