Emergency lighting in Pudsey
Salts Fire and Security provides emergency lighting installation and testing in Pudsey, covering Farsley, Calverley, Stanningley and the rest of the LS28 area. Our engineers are based in Baildon, so Pudsey is part of our everyday working area.
Our emergency lighting services in Pudsey
- LED emergency lighting design and installation
- Monthly and annual duration testing
- Self-test and automatic test systems
- Certificates and logbooks for your fire risk assessment
Every system is designed and installed to BS 5266-1.
Emergency lighting for Pudsey buildings
Pudsey is mainly homes, high-street shops and small business premises, so most of our work here is home security, shop systems and small commercial fire alarms.
For shared areas in flats and HMOs we light corridors and stairs as required by the fire risk assessment. For shops we light the sales floor, stockrooms and exits. For offices we light escape routes, stairs and exits so people can leave safely in a power cut.
Why choose Salts in Pudsey
- All work carried out by our own engineers, from our office in Baildon
- Over 30 years of experience in the fire and security industry
- BAFE and SSAIB registered, and a CHAS accredited contractor
- Paxton Gold Partner, Kentec Installation Partner and Hanwha STEP Silver partner
- Free site survey and a written quote before any work starts
Emergency lighting testing in Pudsey
Emergency lights in Pudsey businesses need a monthly flick test and a full three-hour test every year, all recorded in a logbook. Read our emergency lighting testing guide.
- Annual full-duration test with a certificate
- Battery and fitting replacement where lights fail early
- Test keys fitted so your staff can do the monthly test
- Self-test and central monitoring systems for larger sites
- Combined visits with your fire alarm service to save a call-out
Design and installation
We design escape route, open area and high-risk task lighting for Pudsey premises, with maintained or non-maintained fittings and illuminated exit signs, based on your fire risk assessment. Pudsey is a short drive from our Baildon office, so visits are easy to fit around your opening hours.
Common faults we find
Batteries that last minutes instead of three hours, no test key fitted, exit signs pointing the wrong way after a refit, and gaps in coverage after partitions or racking were added. See our maintenance contracts.
Who we work with in Pudsey
Pudsey is mainly homes, high-street shops and small business premises, so most of our work here is home security, shop systems and small commercial fire alarms.
Areas around Pudsey we cover
We cover Pudsey across LS28, including Farsley, Calverley, Stanningley and Bramley. Nearby, we also provide emergency lighting services in Leeds, Bradford, Horsforth, Shipley and Dewsbury.
Emergency lighting installation in Pudsey
We design and install emergency lighting for shops, offices, schools, care homes and homes in Pudsey, based on your fire risk assessment and BS 5266-1.
- Escape route lighting along corridors, stairs and exits
- Open area (anti-panic) lighting in halls, bars, dining rooms and shop floors
- High-risk task lighting where processes must be shut down safely
- Illuminated exit signs, maintained or non-maintained
- Self-test fittings that test themselves and report faults
In listed and period buildings we choose slim, discreet LED fittings and plan cable routes carefully. Pudsey is around 20 minutes from our Baildon office, so visits are easy to arrange. See our emergency lighting testing guide.
Frequently asked questions
How often should emergency lighting be tested?
BS 5266-1 recommends a short functional test every month and a full-duration test once a year, with results recorded in a logbook.
Can emergency lighting test itself?
Yes. Self-test and addressable systems test automatically and report faults, which saves time on monthly checks.
Do you provide emergency lighting services in Farsley and Calverley?
Yes. Alongside Pudsey, we cover Farsley, Calverley, Stanningley, Bramley and the wider LS28 area.