Professional emergency lighting for tenant safety.
Emergency lights are essential for rental properties with shared spaces like flats and HMOs. Here’s why:
Our affordable emergency light installation in London ensures your property meets fire safety requirements.
For comprehensive safety, check out our Fire Risk Assessment Residential service.
The location of emergency lighting depends on the property type and layout. Proper placement ensures safe evacuation during power outages or emergencies.
Requirement: Not mandatory unless part of an HMO or with shared areas.
Recommended Areas:
Requirement: Needed in all communal areas to comply with fire safety laws.
Key Areas:
Requirement: Required in communal spaces shared by multiple residents.
Key Areas:
We provide expert emergency lighting installation in London for rental properties, flats, and HMOs, ensuring safety and compliance:
Failure to meet these legal requirements for emergency lighting risks fines under the Fire Safety Order 2005 and puts tenant safety at risk.
We offer affordable emergency light installation in London with transparent pricing:
We serve all London boroughs, including Camden, Hackney, Westminster, and more.
Starting at £200 for HMOs and flats.
Custom quotes based on the property’s size and needs.
Emergency lights are backup lights that automatically turn on during a power outage. They illuminate escape routes, stairwells, and fire exits, helping tenants evacuate safely. These lights are a legal requirement for HMOs and flats with shared spaces under UK fire safety laws.
Emergency lights are required in:
This standard outlines the design, installation, and maintenance of emergency lighting systems. It ensures safe evacuation and compliance with UK fire safety laws.
Yes, all emergency lights must have a backup battery that provides illumination for at least 3 hours during a power cut.
If your lights fail, the backup battery or wiring may need repair. Our team can handle repairs to ensure your system meets UK fire safety laws.
We offer professional emergency light installation across London, including Camden, Hackney, Westminster, and nearby boroughs.
Inform tenants that tampering with fire safety equipment is illegal under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Regular checks can prevent such issues.
