Emergency lighting test keys **Engineers pack** Emergency Light Test Keys X5

Product Information

These lights are designed to illuminate exit paths and ensure safe evacuation in the event of a power outage or emergency situation.

There are many different types of emergency lights and different types of emergency lighting test facilities however most of these different pieces of equipment are generally tested and inspected in a similar way. The purpose of emergency lighting is to provide illumination to help occupants safely navigate exit paths and evacuate the building in the event of an emergency.

The range of test keys available include MK, MEM / Eaton and Crabtree emergency lighting test keys that can be purchased singularly or in a pack of 10. Notify building occupants: Before conducting any testing, make sure to inform building occupants about the upcoming test. Our products include a variety of different extinguisher types such as water fire extinguishers and our carbon dioxide fire extinguisher range.

This bundle provides the most common test keys currently being used in modern lighting systems within businesses. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.The Crabtree Emergency Light Test Key is ideal to use as a spare or replacement key for the Crabtree range of emergency lighting test key switches.

It is this commitment to first class equipment that has made us one of the leading providers of fire alarms and other safety equipment. The flush fitting double pole switch contact is operated by key to ensure only authorised individuals can isolate the mains supply. Also available are Crabtree Emergency Light Test Keys that are ideal for the Crabtree range of secret switch emergency lighting test switches.We would just like to express our absolute gratitude with the support of these upcoming projects we have found ourselves working on. Without emergency lighting, occupants may be at risk of injury or harm, particularly in situations where visibility is limited due to smoke, fire, or other hazards.