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Commercial Emergency Lighting Systems Edmonton
We can help make sure your business emergency and exit lighting functions properly when it really matters. Get your free quote today.
EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS KEEP COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES SAFE
A reliable emergency lighting system is an important part of any business. In the event of a power outage or other emergency, it is essential that employees can see and safely evacuate the building. There are a number of different types of emergency lighting systems available, so it is important to choose the one that best meets your needs. Stay safe and in business with a reliable emergency lighting system!
When it comes to keeping your employees safe, an emergency lighting system from Advanced Fire Protection Services Ltd. is a must. We install & maintain to make sure all your annual inspections required by the Alberta Fire Code are up-to-date. Because batteries expire regularly, we provide all replacement batteries for battery packs including ballast type emergency lighting fixtures. We also install photo-luminescent lighting to light up stairwells. With a proper exit strategy plan as well as an up-to-date emergency lighting system on your property, you ensure your business will be safe for everyone.
Why Emergency Lighting Exit Important
Emergency exit signs are an important part of any building design. They provide a way for people to escape in the event of an emergency. In some cases, emergency exit signs may be the only way for people to escape a dangerous situation. That’s why it’s so important that these signs are accurate and up-to-date. If you’re responsible for designing or updating emergency exit signage, make sure you follow the latest requirements and guidelines. You don’t want people risking their lives because of bad signage!
Do you have a proper exit strategy in place for your employees? Have you updated your exit signs? You may want to consider upgrading your exit signs and other emergency lighting system to adhere to new building code changes. Some of these changes required by the Alberta Fire Code include:
- Green Running Man exit signs
- All egress areas needing to be lit to a minimum of 10 lux at ground level
Prepare for Power Outages & Stay Safe
Our professionals provide site assessment to assure a safe, lighted, exit strategy during power outages. There are many reasons why your normal lighting might fail and a power outage occurs. Weather is the biggest factor because high winds, lightning, freezing rain, flooding, or any other case of severe weather could damage your initial lighting. Other ways you could face power outages include equipment failure, trees falling into power lines, or vehicle accidents. That’s why we offer maintenance and repair services on emergency lighting as well as exit signs, packs, and remote heads to ensure your property is prepared for anything.
Emergency lighting systems are required in many public and commercial buildings. They provide a path of escape during an emergency by illuminating exit routes. In order to ensure the safety of occupants, it is important to understand how these systems work and the proper procedures for using them. Advanced Fire Protection Services Ltd will provide an overview of emergency lighting and exit procedures.
Commercial and business buildings in Edmonton must meet the provincial building code requirements. These requirements are designed to ensure the safety of occupants in the event of a fire. The building code requires that all commercial and business buildings have a fire alarm system, sprinkler system, and adequate exits. In addition, the building code stipulates that all commercial and business buildings must be inspected by a certified fire inspector on a regular basis. By adhering to these requirements, businesses in Edmonton can help to ensure the safety of their employees and customers.Stay safe!
GET IN TOUCH WITH US FOR A CONSULTATION
Contact us today to learn more about our emergency light services. Our team of experts can help you choose the best emergency lighting system for your needs and ensure that it is properly installed and maintained. Emergency preparedness is crucial, so don’t wait – contact us today!
Advanced Fire Protection Services Ltd. help with all emergency lighting system needs in Edmonton and surrounding areas.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can emergency lighting systems be wireless?
Yes, wireless emergency lighting systems are available. Wireless technology allows for flexible installation and easy expansion of the system. However, it is important to ensure proper signal reliability and battery life in wireless systems.
Can emergency lighting systems be integrated with building automation systems?
Yes, it is possible to integrate emergency lighting systems with building automation systems. Integration allows for centralized control and monitoring of emergency lighting, enabling automated testing, status monitoring, and notifications.
Are there specific requirements for emergency lighting in outdoor areas?
Yes, outdoor areas such as parking lots, walkways, and building exteriors may have specific requirements for emergency lighting. These requirements often include illumination levels, placement of fixtures, and compliance with local regulations.
Can emergency lighting systems be customized for specific applications?
Yes, emergency lighting systems can be customized to meet specific requirements and applications. This may include specialized lighting designs, such as anti-panic lighting or hazardous location lighting, tailored to the unique needs of the facility.
Can emergency lighting systems incorporate additional safety features?
Yes, emergency lighting systems can include additional fire safety features such as exit signs, directional indicators, and illuminated emergency exit maps. These features help occupants quickly locate exit paths during emergencies.
What are the regulations for emergency lighting in industrial settings?
Industrial settings often have specific regulations for emergency lighting due to the presence of potentially hazardous materials and high-risk tasks. These regulations may include additional lighting requirements, emergency lighting signage, and adherence to industrial safety standards.
