Exit & Emergency Lights Overview
Code-required lighting that has to work the one time it matters.
Exit lights provide a clear indication of the nearest exit in an emergency, helping occupants quickly locate escape routes.
Emergency lights supply illumination during a power outage, ensuring visibility in hallways, stairwells, and other critical areas.
Both exit and emergency lights are required by building codes and safety regulations. They play a vital role in guiding people to safety during high-stress emergency situations.
Testing & Maintenance Requirements
- 90-Minute Duration
All units must remain lit for a minimum of 90 minutes during a power failure.
- Monthly Test
A 30-second functional test is required each month.
- Annual Test
A full 90-minute test must be conducted once a year to verify battery performance and system reliability.
Our technicians perform the annual 90-minute test, document the results for your fire inspector, and replace failed batteries, lamps, and fixtures on the spot whenever possible.
What We Service
We inspect, repair, and install exit and emergency lighting for commercial buildings of every kind across Ohio—offices, schools, restaurants, retail, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and apartment complexes.
- Illuminated and photoluminescent exit signs
- Battery-backup emergency light fixtures
- Combination exit sign and emergency light units
- Remote-head and generator-fed emergency lighting
- Battery, lamp, and fixture replacement
Stay Compliant & Protected
Missed monthly tests and dead batteries are among the most common findings on a fire inspection. We track your annual test dates and let you know when service is due, so your building stays code-compliant without the paperwork landing on you.