Reliable Emergency Light Testing in Greater Sydney

Emergency lights are now standard in many high-occupancy buildings, such as apartment complexes and dormitories, and commercial buildings. Some buildings require emergency lighting to be to code, and Eagle Fire Protection often installs emergency lights in older buildings to bring them up to Australian Standards and to code. 

At Eagle Fire Protection, we bring you the solutions you need for emergency situations. Our emergency lights are durable and reliable. They last at least for the minimum time required, and we can make them last longer as needed. We install, maintain, inspect, test and repair your lights for you anywhere in Greater Sydney.

1. in every fire-isolated stairway, fire-isolated ramp or fire-isolated passageway, and
2. in every storey of Class 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 buildings where the storey has a floor area of more than 300 m2
3. in every passageway, corridor, hallway, or the like that is part of the path of travel to an exit; and
4. in any room having a floor area of more than 100 m2 that does not open to a corridor or space that has emergency lighting or to a road or open space; and
   

1. in every passageway, corridor, hallway, or the like, having a length of more than 6 m from the entrance doorway of any sole-occupancy unit in Class 2 or 3 building or Class 4 part of a building to the nearest doorway opening directly to –
2. a fire-isolated stairway, fire-isolated ramp or fire-isolated passageway; or
3. an external stairway serving instead of a fire-isolated stairway under D1.8; or

1. a road or open space, and
2. in every required non-fire-isolated stairway; and
3. in a sole-occupancy unit in Class 5, 6 or 9 building if –
4. the floor area of the unit is more than 300 m2; and
5. an exit from the unit does not open to a road or open space or to an external stairway, passageway, balcony or ramp leading directly to a road or open space; and
6. in every room or space to which there is public access in every storey in Class 6 or 9b building if?
7. the floor area in that storey is more than 300 m2; or
8. any point on the floor of that storey is more than 20 m from the nearest doorway leading directly to a stairway, ramp, passageway, road or open space, or
   

1. the storey provides a path of travel from any other storey required by (i), (ii) or (iii) to have emergency lighting; and
2. in a Class 9a healthcare building –
3. in every passageway, corridor, hallway, or the like, serving a treatment area or a ward area, and
4. in every room having a floor area of more than 120 m2 in a patient care area, and
5. in every Class 9c aged care building, excluding sole-occupancy units, and
6. in every required fire control centre.