22/07/2026
Improving safety, compliance and long-term maintenance was the focus of this emergency lighting upgrade across 3 residential blocks. ⚡
This project involved replacing all existing light fittings with combined emergency microwave sensor LED fittings, installing a total of 33 fittings (11 in each block). The new fittings provide energy-efficient lighting while ensuring reliable emergency illumination in the event of a power failure.
The existing photocell-controlled contactor was removed and replaced with a dedicated emergency lighting key switch, allowing routine function testing to be carried out safely and efficiently.
To make future maintenance straightforward, every emergency light was individually numbered and recorded within three new emergency lighting log books—one supplied for each block. This provides clear identification of every fitting, making monthly and annual testing much easier for the client.
The original fuse boards, which had previously been switched by the contactor, were no longer required as distribution boards. Rather than disturbing the existing MICC wiring, which was already glanded into the metal enclosures, we completely gutted each fuse board, removing all of the original protective devices and internal components so that only our maintenance-free joints remained inside. Each enclosure was then fitted with a new cover and relabelled to reflect its new purpose as a junction box, providing a neat, practical and professional finish while preserving the integrity of the existing MICC installation.
Every aspect of the installation was completed with attention to detail, leaving the client with a fully compliant, well-documented emergency lighting system that’s straightforward to test and maintain for years to come.
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