BS EN 1838 Simplified
EN 1838 (2024) introduces key updates from EN 1838 (2013), including: Revised emergency escape route lighting requirements to cover the […]
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School laboratories guidelines for compliant emergency lighting
School laboratories would be classified as “high risk” areas due to their being scientific equipment, bunsen burners, chemically filled beakers/volumetric […]
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Emergency Lighting Design Guide - Legend Viewing Distances
Part 4 – Legend Viewing Distances BS5266 and BS5499 define the viewing distances for exit signs, these are spilt into […]
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Emergency Lighting Design Guide - Testing Schedules
Part 3 – Testing Schedules Self Contained Luminaires – Testing Test schedules stated in BS5266-8 :2004 are as follows : COMMISSIONING […]
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Emergency Lighting Design Guide - Signage
Part 2 – Signage General BS EN 1838 :2013 Clause 5 : Required to ensure ESCAPE ROUTES are apparent from […]
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Emergency Lighting Design Guide - Spacing Tables
Part 1B – Spacing Tables The spacing tables show the distance from the wall or door to the first luminaire […]
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Emergency Lighting Design Guide - Light Levels
Part 1A – Emergency Lighting Light levels Escape Routes (UP to 2 METRES WIDE) A fire escape route is […]
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