Safety lighting (evacuation and anti-panic)
In the event of a fire or power outage, emergency lighting guides people to the exit and prevents panic.
Safe guidance to the exit when it matters most. We design and install emergency lighting systems — for evacuation, anti-panic and hydrant marking — that comply with the I7 code and ISU standards. Each fixture is sized and positioned so that people can find the exit even in total darkness or smoke.
What we include
- Escape lighting (exit signs, escape routes)
- Anti-panic lighting for crowded spaces
- Lighting for intervention and technical areas
- Batteries or central power supply units, with testing
- Verification, maintenance and documentation for authorization
Frequently asked questions
What types of safety lighting are mandatory for a public or commercial building?
The main types are: evacuation lighting, anti-panic lighting, hydrant lighting and lighting for risk areas. What is mandatory depends on the purpose and size of the building — we determine the exact configuration through the project, according to the I7 standard.
How long should emergency lighting batteries last in the event of a power outage?
The usual minimum autonomy is 1 hour of operation after power failure, sufficient for safe evacuation. For certain destinations, longer autonomy is required. We use bodies with quality batteries and periodically check the actual capacity of the batteries.
How is the maintenance and periodic checking of emergency lighting units carried out?
The verification involves periodic functional tests and autonomy tests at longer intervals. Self-testing bodies signal defects themselves. GreenSoft offers maintenance contracts with scheduled checks and a record book for control.
Do ISU inspectors check the presence and operation of safety lighting at checkpoints?
Yes, it is one of the standard points in ISU inspections. It checks for existence, correct location, operation during power failure simulation, and maintenance documentation. A properly designed and maintained system ensures your compliance during inspection.
Can I integrate emergency lighting into my central building management system (BMS)?
Yes. Modern addressable systems allow centralized monitoring of each body (status, battery, faults) and automatic reporting, which can be integrated into the BMS. This way, the administrator sees in real time which body requires intervention, without manual body-by-body checks.
Shall we discuss your project?
Free initial technical consultation and quote within 3–5 business days.
