Exterior & Emergency Lighting Installation

Location: Aldridge

This exterior emergency lighting installation was completed following a break-in at a commercial bank, where the client required a safe illuminated escape route across a flat roof.. The escape route passed across a flat roof, where the existing lighting was inadequate to provide safe illumination during an emergency evacuation.

We were appointed to extend and alter the existing exterior lighting installation by installing new LED bulkhead lighting and emergency lighting throughout the escape route. The installation provided continuous illumination while ensuring the route remained safely lit in the event of a mains power failure.

The lighting was automatically controlled using a photocell, allowing the external lighting to operate only during hours of darkness while reducing unnecessary energy consumption.

Particular attention was paid to changes in level and direction along the escape route. Additional emergency luminaires were positioned to clearly illuminate changes in direction, stair access and level changes in accordance with emergency lighting design principles, ensuring occupants could safely evacuate the building if required.

Due to the roofing construction, all containment was installed using galvanised steel conduit securely fixed to the felt roof. Every fixing was carefully sealed to maintain the roof’s waterproof integrity while providing a durable installation suitable for long-term external use.

The project was completed in Aldridge, with all lighting fully tested and commissioned to provide a reliable emergency escape route for the building.

Exterior Emergency Lighting Installation Services

  • Exterior lighting installation
  • Emergency lighting installation
  • Emergency escape route lighting
  • LED bulkhead lighting
  • Photocell lighting control
  • Steel conduit installation
  • Commercial electrical alterations
  • Electrical testing and commissioning

Why Choose IGS Electrical for Exterior Emergency Lighting Installation?

Commercial emergency lighting installations require more than simply fitting additional light fittings. We consider escape routes, changes in level, lighting control, durability and long-term reliability to deliver installations that improve safety while maintaining a neat, professional finish.

This exterior emergency lighting installation included extending the existing lighting circuit, installing LED bulkhead emergency luminaires, photocell lighting control, galvanised steel conduit containment, emergency lighting testing and final commissioning. The completed installation now provides a safe and reliable emergency escape route while maintaining a neat appearance across the flat roof.