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Emergency Lighting Solutions

Titus Fire & Security provides emergency lighting solutions for commercial and shared buildings. We can install lights, provide customised advice and offer a free site survey and quote based on your building and escape routes.

Service overview

Emergency lighting for safer escape routes

Emergency lighting helps people move safely if normal lighting fails. It is especially important in workplaces, shared buildings and commercial properties where clear evacuation routes are needed.

Emergency warning device and safety equipment

Escape route safety

Emergency lighting supports safe and calm evacuation when normal lighting fails.

Engineer testing a fire safety system

Testing and advice

We can advise where lighting is needed and how it should be checked.

Fire alarm call point near escape route

Fire safety points

Lighting may be needed near exits, call points and key safety equipment.

What we can help with

Types of emergency lighting solutions

We can provide advice on suitable lighting based on your building, routes, risks and responsibilities.

LED emergency lighting

LED emergency lights are popular in commercial buildings because they are low powered, long lasting and practical.

Maintained lighting

Maintained lighting stays on throughout normal use and during emergency conditions.

Non-maintained lighting

Non-maintained lighting activates when normal power fails.

Security lighting

Security lighting can support safe movement and visibility when power fails.

Battery backup

Many systems provide battery-operated illumination for a set period during an emergency.

Free site survey

Titus can review your building and recommend suitable emergency lighting options.

Common locations

Where emergency lighting may be needed

Emergency lights should support safe evacuation and help people identify important routes and safety points.

Exit doors

Lighting can help people find final exits and exit doors quickly.

Escape routes

Corridors, landings and escape routes need clear visibility during an emergency.

Stairways

Stairs should remain visible and safe to use if normal lighting fails.

Corridor intersections

Lighting helps people choose the correct route at key junctions.

Rooms without windows

Windowless rooms may need backup lighting if normal lighting fails.

Larger toilets

Toilets over certain sizes may need emergency lighting.

Fire alarm call points

Lighting can help people find fire alarm call points and safety equipment.

Plant and equipment areas

Important service areas may need suitable lighting for safe access.

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Backup lighting for escape routes, exits and stairwells.

Entry systems

Access control, intercom and door entry system support.

Questions and answers

Emergency Lighting Solutions FAQs

Here are some common questions customers ask before booking a quote.

What is emergency lighting?

Emergency lighting provides backup illumination when normal lighting fails, helping people find escape routes, exits and key safety points.

Where is emergency lighting usually needed?

It is commonly needed near exits, escape routes, corridor intersections, stairways, windowless rooms, larger toilets and fire safety points.

What is the difference between maintained and non-maintained lighting?

Maintained lights stay on during normal use and emergencies. Non-maintained lights usually only activate when normal power fails.

How long should emergency lighting last in a power cut?

Many emergency lighting systems are designed to provide battery-operated illumination for a set period, often around three hours depending on the system and requirements.

Do you offer a site survey?

Yes. Titus Fire & Security can provide advice, a free site survey and a quote for suitable emergency lighting options.

Speak to Titus Fire & Security today

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