
Emergency lighting installation in Monmouth for offices, shops, workshops and shared buildings. We fit lights that switch on automatically if the power fails, so people can get out safely. Quotes are free.

Emergency lighting covers escape routes and exits, stairs, changes of direction, fire alarm call points and firefighting equipment. Exit signs show the way out. The fire risk assessment for your building sets out what's needed, and the system is designed to BS 5266.
Non-maintained lights only come on when the power fails. Maintained lights stay on all the time and keep working during a power cut, which suits places like exit signs in shops, halls and venues. We'll recommend the right type for each area.
Most emergency lights are designed to run for three hours on their batteries, which gives time to evacuate safely and, in some buildings, to carry on working. The duration you need depends on how the building is used, and we confirm it before fitting.
We look at your building and your fire risk assessment to see where emergency lighting is needed. Then we plan the positions of lights and exit signs and give you a free quote. In existing premises, we can often reuse the lighting circuits already there.
We fit the emergency lights and signs, connect them to the local lighting circuits and carry out a full test. You get a completion certificate and a logbook for the monthly and annual tests, and we explain how to carry out the quick monthly checks.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
Most business premises do. Fire safety law in Wales and England requires the responsible person to make sure people can escape safely, and emergency lighting on escape routes is usually part of that. Your fire risk assessment will say what your building needs.
It depends on the size of the building, the number of escape routes and exits, and the type of fittings needed. Using the existing lighting circuits where we can helps keep the cost down. We survey the building and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
Often, yes, depending on the size and layout of the building and the escape routes. Larger HMOs and blocks with shared stairs usually need it. The fire risk assessment and the local council's licensing requirements will confirm exactly what's needed.
You get an emergency lighting completion certificate showing the system was designed, installed and tested to BS 5266, along with a logbook. Keep both on site, as fire officers, insurers and fire risk assessors may ask to see them at any time.
We install emergency lighting for businesses and landlords across these areas.
Send us your fire risk assessment or tell us about the building, and we'll plan and quote the emergency lighting.