Emergency Exit Light in Ingham
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Ingham Emergency Exit Light
When the power goes out, exit lights are your last line of defence for guiding people to safety. If they fail, confusion and injury can follow. That’s why Test Right Services offers reliable emergency exit light maintenance for businesses in Ingham, ensuring your building stays safe, visible and fully compliant.
Exit lighting systems in offices, commercial premises and industrial sites are thoroughly tested and inspected, with any faulty units replaced to maintain full functionality. Each service includes comprehensive checks, a logbook and a detailed digital report, complete with test dates and images for easy record keeping.
Unsure when the last test was carried out? Test Right Services can confirm scheduling and help plan the next inspection. For prompt, professional maintenance that keeps safety lights shining when they matter most, call 0467 551 263.
Why Professional Testing Matters
Local businesses don’t need another box-ticking service; they need results that stand up to real inspections. That's where Test Right Services delivers. Known across Ingham for precision and reliability, every test is carried out with high-end equipment that is calibrated yearly for accuracy. No shortcuts, no guesswork, just detailed, compliant results every time.
Before the next service is due, automated reminders go out so nothing gets missed. Each visit includes photo-backed digital reports and clear documentation that keeps compliance simple. Fast turnarounds, dependable results and honest communication set Test Right Services apart from the rest.
What to Expect During Testing
Emergency lighting is only useful if it works when it matters most. That's why Test Right Services follows AS/NZS 2293.2 to carry out thorough routine testing and maintenance for exit and emergency lighting systems. Every check is performed with precision to make sure nothing is missed, whether the building has a single light or an entire network of fittings.
The process includes:
- Power Simulation: A simulated blackout confirms that each light activates and stays illuminated for the full required duration.
- Detailed Testing: Manual operation is checked to verify proper function and reliability.
- Visual Inspection: Placement, condition, obstructions and cleanliness are assessed to ensure clear visibility during an emergency.
- Reporting: All findings are recorded in both the logbook and a detailed digital PDF report that includes test dates, results and supporting photos.
Any failed units are clearly documented in the report, along with notes outlining the issue and recommended next steps. The aim is to make compliance straightforward, accurate and fully taken care of.
Do emergency exit lights have backup batteries?
Yes, emergency exit lights are fitted with backup batteries that automatically activate when mains power is lost. These batteries allow the light to stay illuminated long enough for occupants to evacuate safely. Like any power source, the battery can degrade over time, which is why regular testing is essential. If the battery fails, the light won’t function in an emergency.
How long should emergency lights stay on during a power outage?
Emergency exit lights are generally required to remain on for a minimum of 90 minutes during a power outage. This duration gives occupants enough time to safely evacuate the building. During testing, the power is cut manually and the light is observed to ensure it performs for the full time. If the light fails before the 90-minute mark, it needs to be repaired or replaced.
What types of buildings need emergency lighting?
Emergency exit lighting is required in most commercial, industrial and public buildings. This includes offices, warehouses, shopping centres, schools, health facilities and many retail stores. Any building where people work, shop or gather should have clearly marked exits that remain visible during a power failure. The number and placement of lights depends on the layout, size and use of the building.
Can LED exit lights still fail testing?
Yes, even LED exit lights can fail if the battery degrades, wiring becomes damaged or the fitting is physically obstructed. While LED lights are generally longer lasting and more energy efficient, they still require regular inspection and testing.
