The objective of the AS 2293 series of Standards is to provide all those associated with the design, construction, installation, certification and maintenance of all the individual components of an emergency escape lighting and exit signage scheme,…… SAI Global
Testing is completed at intervals of six months and twelve months.
Typically, we perform the twelve-month testing in line with the annual fire safety statement to ensure the council measures are complied with and within the 90 days of the AFSS due date.
The Testing involves running the lights for 90 minutes to test the battery back up and other technical checks and observations.
Typically the emergency lighting testing and repairs are necessary for compliance for your annual fire safety (AFSS) test.
Lights are tested about 90 days before the submission date for the AFSS to the council. This provides enough time to perform repairs and retest the emergency lighting system, if necessary.
This will ensure compliance and adhesion to the Annual Fire Safety Statement’s safety measures and the reminder letter from the council (which you should receive around 90 days before the due date.
Once the Testing is completed and the log sheets filed with the customer their will occasionally be a requirement for some repairs to the emergency lighting system.
Globes and batteries are the most common.
If there are older signs and lights which are no longer compliant with Australian standards, it will be prudent to replace the entire item and install a new LED lighting product with the factory warranty.
Regular testing and corrective repairs are mandatory for your Emergency Lighting System.
A short, no-obligation site visit to ascertain the current status of compliance, the number of lights installed, and your current obligations and objectives.
By understanding your needs and the requirements of local compliance for essential services, we can provide you the best value for money and maintain your compliance. Keeping you safe!
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