SS 4 Emergency lighting systems
A. Scope
An emergency lighting system is required to be listed on a compliance schedule in all cases.
Examples:
Examples of emergency lighting systems include, but are not limited to:
General
Emergency lighting systems require regular inspection and testing to ensure effective operation for the required duration in the event of a failure of the general lighting system.
Content and frequency of inspections
Depending on the type of installation and its performance standard, one or more of the following referenced Standards or documents could be used.
For existing systems installed in accordance with NZS 6742:
Where the system is connected to the building’s emergency warning system, testing of the interface between the two systems should be carried out annually.
C. MAINTENANCE
Planned preventative maintenance and responsive maintenance should be carried out in accordance with the nominated performance and inspection Standard or document, and to ensure effective operation of the emergency lighting for the required duration in the event of a failure of the general lighting system
A. Scope
An emergency lighting system is required to be listed on a compliance schedule in all cases.
Examples:
Examples of emergency lighting systems include, but are not limited to:
- an emergency lighting system within the safe or open path of the building to facilitate evacuation
- an emergency lighting installation for identification of the exit ways of a building to facilitate evacuation.
General
Emergency lighting systems require regular inspection and testing to ensure effective operation for the required duration in the event of a failure of the general lighting system.
Content and frequency of inspections
Depending on the type of installation and its performance standard, one or more of the following referenced Standards or documents could be used.
For existing systems installed in accordance with NZS 6742:
- B.1 NZS 6742 For systems installed in accordance with AS/NZS 2293:
- B.2 AS/NZS 2293 Where a generator is part of the emergency lighting system:
- B.3 the generator should be inspected in accordance with NZS 6104. Where none of the above procedures are appropriate:
- B.4 a specifically-designed solution prepared by a person who, on the basis of experience and qualifications, is competent to do so.
Where the system is connected to the building’s emergency warning system, testing of the interface between the two systems should be carried out annually.
C. MAINTENANCE
Planned preventative maintenance and responsive maintenance should be carried out in accordance with the nominated performance and inspection Standard or document, and to ensure effective operation of the emergency lighting for the required duration in the event of a failure of the general lighting system
Emergency Lighting Services
Emergency lighting is essential for maintaining a safe workplace in the event of an emergency. Your exit lights also help maintain order, prevent panic, enable safe movement, and contribute to timely evacuation. FireChoker NZ can help you ensure your emergency lighting is operating properly and safely by providing regular inspections and repairs.
Schedule your emergency lighting inspection today by contacting or calling 027 5750322 to schedule emergency lighting services.
Ongoing Responsibility
Ensuring the operational readiness of emergency lighting is an ongoing responsibility—and an OSHA and LIFE SAFETY Code requirement.
FireChoker NZ, serving businesses and government buildings in New Zealand, helps ensure your emergency lighting system’s batteries, battery charging systems, bulbs, and other hardware receive the attention they need so they’ll perform when you need them to.
Annual inspection, testing, and maintenance of your emergency lighting system will ensure:
Some jurisdictions require a 90 minute discharge test per NFPA that can be provided at an additional cost.
FireChokers NZ professionals are ready to support your fire protection systems and service requests 24 hours a day. Call now for more information about emergency exit lighting systems.
027-575-0322. Call FireChoker NZ for Your Emergency Lighting Inspection
FireChoker NZ has over 20 years of experience providing complete fire protection services for businesses, organizations, government buildings, and restaurants in Auckland Region. Our number one focus is your safety—we want to make sure your employees, property, and valuables are safe from the dangers of potential fires. We take pride in our “customer satisfaction” reputation and will do whatever it takes to make sure your property and valuables are protected from fire hazards and that your building meets fire safety codes.
Emergency lighting is essential for maintaining a safe workplace in the event of an emergency. Your exit lights also help maintain order, prevent panic, enable safe movement, and contribute to timely evacuation. FireChoker NZ can help you ensure your emergency lighting is operating properly and safely by providing regular inspections and repairs.
Schedule your emergency lighting inspection today by contacting or calling 027 5750322 to schedule emergency lighting services.
Ongoing Responsibility
Ensuring the operational readiness of emergency lighting is an ongoing responsibility—and an OSHA and LIFE SAFETY Code requirement.
FireChoker NZ, serving businesses and government buildings in New Zealand, helps ensure your emergency lighting system’s batteries, battery charging systems, bulbs, and other hardware receive the attention they need so they’ll perform when you need them to.
Annual inspection, testing, and maintenance of your emergency lighting system will ensure:
- Lights will work during an emergency
- Facility security will be streamlined
- Emergency egress from your building will be safe
- System downtime will be minimized
- Costs from injury and claims will be reduced
- Inspect units for proper installation and for secure mounting.
- Inspect for correct location and quantity of lights for occupancy.
- Perform load tests of batteries with electronic load simulator.
- Verify proper charging voltage of unit.
- Inspect bulbs for proper operation and illumination.
- Test in place, utilizing the built in test switch that simulates a power outage.
Some jurisdictions require a 90 minute discharge test per NFPA that can be provided at an additional cost.
FireChokers NZ professionals are ready to support your fire protection systems and service requests 24 hours a day. Call now for more information about emergency exit lighting systems.
027-575-0322. Call FireChoker NZ for Your Emergency Lighting Inspection
FireChoker NZ has over 20 years of experience providing complete fire protection services for businesses, organizations, government buildings, and restaurants in Auckland Region. Our number one focus is your safety—we want to make sure your employees, property, and valuables are safe from the dangers of potential fires. We take pride in our “customer satisfaction” reputation and will do whatever it takes to make sure your property and valuables are protected from fire hazards and that your building meets fire safety codes.
