NFPA 101 · Life Safety Code

Emergency Lighting Inspection & Repair

When the power fails, your exit paths have to stay lit. We test, repair, and document your emergency lighting so evacuation is never left to chance.

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What's included

Annual 90-minute load testing — a full battery discharge that proves each unit runs the entire required duration
Exit sign illumination checks on every egress path
Battery, bulb & fuse replacement with proper disposal
Charging system & circuit verification — control boards, transformers, breakers
Detailed inspection logs formatted for the fire marshal and your insurer

What NFPA 101 requires

The Life Safety Code requires periodic testing of emergency lighting — monthly functional checks and an annual 90-minute full-discharge test. Letting it lapse risks code violations, and worse, a dark stairwell during a real evacuation.

Proactive battery and bulb replacement costs a fraction of an emergency callback — and nothing compared to a failed egress path.

Common questions

How often does emergency lighting need to be tested?

Monthly functional (push-button) checks plus an annual 90-minute full battery discharge test, per NFPA 101.

What if a unit fails the 90-minute test?

Usually it's the battery. We carry common replacements, swap it on the spot where possible, and retest before we leave.

Do you document the testing?

Yes — every unit is logged, and you receive a complete report suitable for the fire marshal and insurance.

Emergency Lighting Inspection & Repair

What's included

What NFPA 101 requires

Common questions

When did your exit lights last run 90 minutes?