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Self-testing emergency lighting have the capability to check themselves with a self-test feature which can be programmed to run monthly and annually. The self-test feature replaces the requirement for the tests to carried out manually by an emergency lighting engineer or responsible person. Once the self-test has been actioned, if a problem has been detected, the system will display a visual warning and sound an audible warning.
The Rhine 2.5W universal LED emergency fire exit sign with self test function can be in either maintained or non-maintained operation and will keep the escape route illuminated for at least 3 hours after a mains power failure.
The Dyode emergency downlight features a digital self-test function, meaning it is capable of performing its own self-checks at regular intervals and provides visual warning if a fault is found.
The Romney double-sided hanging fire exit sign uses high performance, energy saving LEDs with a 50,000 hour lifespan, with digital self-test that simulates its own mains power failure.
Hinged bracket for ceiling or wall mounting and with built-in self-test function the Zambezi double-sided hanging LED fire exit sign will perform regular self-checks and provide a visual indication of any issues.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, the economy emergency LED twin spot lamp is a non-maintained unit which will only light in the event of a mains power failure and will remain illuminated for at least 3 hours.
The wall mountable Pico single sided emergency exit sign with digital self-test will perform its own self-checks at regular intervals and provide a visual indication if a fault is found.
With the same features as the 8W Calabor emergency lighting bulkhead light with self-test, this version also gives you high performance energy saving LEDs with an approximate lamp life of 50,000 hours.
With digital self-test, to help save time instead of manual testing, the Pico LED fire exit sign is supplied complete with high performance LEDs and a back-up battery as standard.
Suitable for ceiling mounting and with built-in self-test the Romney single sided hanging LED fire exit sign will perform regular self-checks and provide a visual indication of any issues.
Suitable for maintained or non-maintained operation, the Calabor fully recessed LED fire exit sign with self-test function performs regular self-checks and provides a visual indication of any faults.
With digital self-test, the Calabor double-sided recessed LED fire exit sign will automatically perform self-checks by simulating its own mains power failure saving time on manually checking devices.
Self-testing emergency lighting assists in reducing overall labour costs to routine emergency light testing, which would traditionally be carried out manually by servicing companies. The routine testing and correct maintenance of an emergency lighting system is a legal requirement of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order (RRFSO).
All self-testing emergency lighting and fire exit signs automatically carry out the following tests:
The Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting (ICEL) notes that the self-testing approaches actively increases safety, as manual techniques do not necessarily ensure that testing has been properly carried out.
There are three main forms of self-test emergency lighting systems, in which the classification and type reference indicates the mode of operation. Below are the three main forms with a brief description:
Although they initiate the tests and indicate the results, they still require to be visited and observed once a month for the results to be recorded in your Fire Safety Log Book.
It is possible for the panel to be fitted with a printer to produce a hard copy log record (Type EN) for your Fire Safety Log Book.
Similarly to the self-contained with remote panel units, these can also be either Type P (without printer) or Type EN (with printer).