Emergency Lights & Exit Signs
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Emergency Lights & Exit Signs
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About Emergency Lights & Exit Signs products
An exit sign with emergency lights helps identify an escape route when normal lighting is unavailable. The Exit Signs by Legrand listing shows the type of product covered by this category, so check the sign format, viewing distance and mounting position against the project brief.
Emergency lighting
Emergency lighting design should be coordinated with the building layout, circulation paths and occupancy. Exit Signs by Legrand can be assessed alongside the locations of doors, stairs and changes in level, with clear sightlines maintained from occupied areas to each sign.
An emergency lighting system needs a suitable power source, control arrangement and testing plan. The Exit Signs by Legrand listing is a starting point for reviewing product information, while the wider installation should be specified by the electrical designer and checked against the consent documentation.
Where should an exit sign with emergency lights be located?
Position it where occupants can see the escape direction at decision points, near exits and along changes in circulation. Confirm the locations on the reflected ceiling plan and with the electrical designer.
What does emergency lighting design cover?
It covers the placement, illumination, power supply and control of lighting used during a mains failure. Coordinate the design with the floor plan, escape routes and the building’s compliance requirements.
What should be checked in an emergency lighting system?
Check the battery or backup supply, fittings, circuit arrangement and test method before installation. Keep access to test controls and record regular testing as part of the building’s maintenance programme.

