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Emergency Light Self Test process

whjohnson

Just in the process of changing 15 x 20 year old emergency lights. The new replacements are Ansell items

Ansell AGLED/3M

The very sparse instructions, accompanied by an equally sparse pictogram-style sheet, mention a self-test function, with a jumper switch to select self-test or non-self-test. and that is it. No mention of frequency of self test, nor what happens if the self-test fails. or even how a failed self-test is indicated - change of colour of the green led indicator to red? Who knows?

Anyone out there know any more?

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    Is there some means by which someone carrying out a periodic inspection would be aware that the individual unit was connected in self-test mode? As I understand it, a steady green light indicates status is  good whether the link is fitted or not.

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    Is there some means by which someone carrying out a periodic inspection would be aware that the individual unit was connected in self-test mode? As I understand it, a steady green light indicates status is  good whether the link is fitted or not.

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