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Emergency Lighting.

For those of you that undertake commercial and industrial emergency lighting installations. I would like to know what and how you provide lighting design information in compliance to BS5266-1 final certification. I'm currently looking to use third party provision. Using photometric data is a minefield for me and spacing tables are not always available for all fitting and various lighting manufacturers software are complex to me.  I know that the client should undertake a risk assessment as probably in the best position to do so and then work with a designer, but the building designers seem to throw it back to electrician. I wondered what other installers did.
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  • Great idea, but it sounds as though it's the sort of thing that comes with experience and I know everyone has to start somewhere. I don't expect to be undertaking a huge amount of work in this area  to gain that experience. I agree that BS5266-1 is a straightforward enough document.

    Thanks for the response.
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  • Great idea, but it sounds as though it's the sort of thing that comes with experience and I know everyone has to start somewhere. I don't expect to be undertaking a huge amount of work in this area  to gain that experience. I agree that BS5266-1 is a straightforward enough document.

    Thanks for the response.
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