Life-Saving Light; Obligation and Monitoring in Emergency Lighting Systems
Emergency lighting systems, which are one of the most critical components of safety today, are not just a choice but a legal obligation!
The TS EN 50172 standard and relevant regulations require uninterrupted operation of emergency lighting in hospitals, educational institutions, high-risk areas, and all buildings with a user load exceeding 200.
In emergencies such as fire, earthquake, or power outages, the system must automatically activate to light escape routes, elevators, laboratories, and critical equipment points if normal lighting fails. This not only ensures the safe evacuation of people within the building but also allows intervention teams to act quickly and effectively.
However, installing a system is not sufficient. The TS EN 50172 standard mandates regular testing of emergency lighting systems and detailed documentation of all operations. These records cover everything from commissioning dates to maintenance and tests, and measures taken for identified faults. This ensures that the system is always documented as ready and reliable.
The system, which significantly reduces maintenance costs by predicting potential failures, also mitigates risks that may arise from device malfunctions. This innovative solution supports occupational health and safety standards, optimizes maintenance processes, and ensures your lighting fixture is always ready in emergencies.