Panic can often set in in the event of a fire. Should the power also be cut, the unthinkable could happen. Emergency lighting helps to guide occupants to the nearest exit ensuring that they can escape quickly and safely as possible.

Escape route lighting - Illuminates routes to nearest emergency exit.

Open area lighting - Typically installed in open areas of your business and often known as anti-panic lighting.

High-risk task area lighting - Emergency lighting that is often installed in workplaces where high-risk tasks are carried out.

Standby lighting - This type of lighting will kick in when the power goes out. This type of lighting is not a legal requirement though.