Ensuring the proper functioning of emergency lighting systems is crucial for safety and compliance. Our Emergency Lighting Testing Form is designed to help you systematically record and report the results of your emergency lighting tests. This guide will walk you through each form section, providing clear instructions on completing it accurately.
This guide simplifies the process whether you’re new to emergency lighting testing or just need a refresher. From describing failed items to understanding the documentation for certificate validity, we’ll cover everything you need to know. Follow these steps to ensure your emergency lighting systems are tested correctly, and all records are maintained as required. If you have any questions, our support desk is here to help.
Failed Items Description #
Purpose:
List any items that failed during the test.
How to Complete:
- Describe each failed item.
- Include location, type of failure, and any actions taken.
Certificate Validity #
Note: The certificate is valid only if it includes:
a) Signed Checklist and Report #
- Description: A signed checklist confirming all tests were done.
- How to Complete: Sign and date the checklist after completing the tests.
b) Photometric Design Data #
- Description: Data showing light levels and adjustments for worst-case scenarios.
- Accepted Formats:
- Spacing Data (ICEL 1001 Tables): Authenticated data.
- Calculations (BS 5266-1:2016, Annex D, CIBSE/SLL Guide LG12): Standard calculations.
- Computer Print-Out Results: Must include de-rating factors.
- Site Test Light Readings: Direct readings from the site.
c) Test Log Book #
- Description: Record of all tests performed.
- How to Complete:
- Log each test result.
- Include dates, times, and signatures.
Essential Reference Documents #
Examples:
- BS 5266-1:2016: Emergency lighting standards.
- CIBSE/SLL Guide LG12: Emergency lighting guidance.
- ICEL 1001: Standards for spacing data.
Tips #
- Ensure all data is clear and readable.
- Attach all required documents before submission.
- Keep copies for your records.
