Landlord Safety Certificate

Qualified to carry out a range of safety checks & issue safety certificates to Landlords, Businesses & Homeowners in London & M25 area

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Certified Emergency Lighting for Your Business

Quick, professional emergency lighting inspections for offices, shops, warehouses, and more.

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Why Emergency Lighting is Important for Your Business

Emergency lighting guides people to safety during power outages or emergencies. For commercial spaces, UK laws like the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and BS 5266 standards make it essential. 

  • Stay Within UK Rules: Avoid penalties by meeting fire safety requirements.
  • Keep Everyone Safe: Emergency lights make evacuation routes easy to follow.
  • Show You Care: Prioritize safety for your staff and visitors.
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Where Emergency Lighting is Needed in Your Business

Emergency lights must be installed in critical areas to meet UK fire safety rules and provide safe exits: 

Escape Routes

  • Emergency lighting must illuminate hallways, stairwells, and exit paths, ensuring employees and visitors can safely navigate their way out. These routes should remain clear and well-lit at all times to prevent panic and reduce evacuation time.
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Open Areas

  • Large open spaces, such as warehouses, dining halls, or retail floors, can become confusing during power outages. Installing emergency lighting here helps people locate exits quickly and safely, minimizing confusion in high-traffic areas.
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Exit Signs

  • Illuminated exit signs are important for marking final exits, ensuring clear guidance even in smoke-filled or dark spaces. These signs must be visible from all areas of the building and regularly tested to make sure they work properly.
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Types of Emergency Lighting Systems

We offer lighting systems tailored to your business needs, all designed to meet BS 5266 standards: 

Maintained Lights

Always on, ideal for high-traffic areas.

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Non-Maintained Lights

Activate during power outages, commonly used along escape routes.

Central Battery Systems

Power multiple lights from one central source, great for large properties.

Self-Contained Units

Each light has its own battery, ideal for smaller spaces.

What’s Included in Our Certification Process

Our process ensures your emergency lighting is effective and meets fire safety standards:

  • Full Inspection: Checking placement and functionality for proper coverage.
  • Battery Testing: Verifying lights stay on for 1-3 hours during outages.
  • Exit Sign Checks: Ensuring all signs are illuminated and visible.
  • Certification Provided: Proof that your lights meet safety requirements.
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Simple Tips for Maintaining Your Emergency Lighting

Keep your lights reliable and ready when needed with regular checks: 

  • Monthly Test: Quickly confirm each light works.
  • Annual Check-Up: Get a professional inspection to test battery life and system performance.
  • Log Your Tests: Use a fire safety log to track maintenance.

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Why Choose Landlord Safety Certificate?

In addition to Residential EICR inspections, we offer other services to ensure complete electrical safety: 

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Fire Safety Specialists

Experts in emergency lighting and safety solutions.

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Fast and Reliable

Minimal disruption with efficient inspections.

Complete Fire Safety Services

Explore our Fire Alarm Certification and Fire Door Certification for full coverage.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

This certificate shows your lighting system is safe and meets BS 5266 standards, ensuring it works in emergencies to guide people to exits. 

Commercial properties like offices, shops, and warehouses must have emergency lighting in shared or high-use areas, as required by UK fire safety laws. 

  • Monthly: Quick checks to ensure lights work. 
  • Annually: Full inspection to test battery life and performance. 

A log tracks maintenance and tests, showing that your business actively manages fire safety. 

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