Questions? Call us now at (800) 225-0263 | (203) 756-8148 Home About Us Services Products Blog Contact Lighting Services Blog Different Types Of Exit Signs To Consider by Cooper Clark on Nov 10, 2020 Share Eventually, no matter how well you take care of your exit signs, you have to buy a new one for your building. Or perhaps you just bought a building that needs an exit sign to get up to code. Regardless of the circumstance, you will have several designs to choose from. Here are a few options that you might find. Read More Topics: Emergency Lighting Systems, Emergency Lighting, Emergency Lighting CT, Emergency Lighting Made Simple What to Know About Your Emergency and Exit Light Batteries by Cooper Clark on Jan 02, 2020 Share Keeping your emergency and exit lights ready for the worst is an important part of maintaining any building, and conserving the lights' backup batteries are a big part of that job. Doing it effectively, fortunately, is fairly easy once you understand the basics of emergency light batteries. Read More Topics: Emergency Lighting Made Simple 5 Commercial Lighting Locations That are Often Neglected (And Really Shouldn't Be) by Cooper Clark on Jan 03, 2019 Share Every business, no matter how big or small, comes with a surprisingly long list of maintenance responsibilities. Just keeping the facility properly swept, mopped, and wiped down with a sanitizing cleaner takes enough effort as-is. Almost no team manages to keep up with every corner of the building, especially in areas where it's not fun to be. From cleaning the break room microwave to wiping down handrails, there are a number of facility upkeep tasks that need to be maintained, and maintaining the building lighting is one of these little tasks that all too often falls through the cracks. Read More Topics: Emergency Lighting Made Simple, Lighting Maintenance, Commercial Lighting 5 Clever Ways to Enhance Your Emergency Exit Lights that Could Save Lives by Cooper Clark on Nov 28, 2018 Share Building safety regulations require that every commercial facility be fitted with a minimum number of lit emergency exit signs. Anywhere the closest fire escape route is not immediately evident must have a visibly lit exit sign with an arrow pointing in the correct direction. Exterior doors must be marked with a similar exit sign, letting everyone know which door leads them to the safe outdoor areas. However, you have no reason to stop at the bare minimum of what the fire marshal demands. Read More Topics: Emergency Lighting Systems, Understanding Emergency Lighting Fire Code, Emergency Lighting, Emergency Lighting CT, Emergency Lighting Made Simple Lighting Maintenance Made Simple by Cooper Clark on Dec 05, 2016 Share If you are starting a new business or remodeling an old property that the public will use, it’s essential that you take the proper safety precautions. Egress signs have to meet different qualifications in every city and state, and sometimes in every county in a particular state. In general, authorities expect your exit signs to be: Read More Topics: Emergency Lighting Made Simple All posts About this blog Blog about facilities' life safety and lighting concerns including emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, indoor and outdoor lighting. SUBSCRIBE TO EMAIL UPDATES Email* Subscribe to RSS feeds RECENT POSTS Pole Lights Exterior Emergency Lights: The Basics Electrical Repairs When Should You Schedule Lighting Inspections? Why Your Industrial Business Needs An LED Lighting Upgrade POSTS BY TOPIC Emergency Lighting (24) Emergency Lighting Systems (21) LED Lighting (18) Commercial Lighting (16) Emergency Lighting CT (16) Expand all AUTHORS LIST Cooper Clark (114) CONTACT DETAILS Phone: (800) 225-0263 Fax: (203) 596-8991 eMail: sales@lightingservicesinc.net LIGHTINGSERVICESINC.NET Home About Us Services Products Blog Contact BLOG CATEGORIES Emergency Lighting (24) Emergency Lighting Systems (21) LED Lighting (18) Commercial Lighting (16) Emergency Lighting CT (16) Lighting Maintenance (15) Energy Savings (14) Understanding Emergency Lighting Fire Code (7) Emergency Lighting Made Simple (5) Electrical repairs (1) FOLLOW LIGHTING SERVICES INC: © 2021 Lighting Services, Inc.