NICEIC Snags & Solutions 4 Emergency Lighting Edition 2019 (PDF)

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Place of Publication: United Kingdom;
Pages: 145
Size: 44 Mb
Publisher: NICEIC-ELECSA-ECA
Author: NICEIC-ELECSA-ECA
Language: English
Published: 2019

This NICEIC and ELECSA publication contains 50 snags and their respective solutions covering the design, installation, and inspection and testing of emergency lighting systems.

The snags have been specifically collated to complement the general recommendations given in the current version of the British Standard for emergency lighting, BS 5266-T: 2076, which came into effect on 31 May 2016.

Throughout this book references to the general recommendations of BS5266-1: 2076 are provided and, where appropriate, to other parts of the BS 5266 series. In particular, BS 5266-i is intended to be used in conjunction with:

BS EN 50772: 2004 (dual numbered as BS 5266-8: 2004) which specifies the minimum provision of emergency escape lighting.

85 EN 7838: 2013 which specifies the luminous requirements for emergency escape lighting and standby lighting systems.

Details of the standards and the legislation that applies to emergency lighting systems are given in Section One of this publication. For ease of reference, the snags and corresponding solutions are arranged under the following nine sections:

- Legislation and standards
- Classifications of emergency lighting systems
- Design considerations
- Wiring systems
- Lumina ires
- Signage
- Servicing and maintenance
- Certificates
- Way guidance systems

Content

Introduction and Glossary
SNAG 1 LEGISLATION APPLYING to EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS
SNAG 2 RISK ASSESSMENT
SNAG 3 BRITISH STANDARDS APPLICABLE to EMERGENCY LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS
SNAG 4 BUILDING REGULATIONS
SNAG 5 FORMS Of EMERGENCY LIGHTING
SNAG 6 TYPES of EMERGENCY LUMINAIRE
SNAG 7 MODES of OPERATION
SNAG 8 FACILITIES
SNAG 9 DURATION PERIOD
SNAG 10 CLASSIFICATION Of SYSTEM
SNAG 11 ESCAPE ROUTES
SNAG 12 MINIMUM NUMBER of EMERGENCY LUMINAIRES
SNAG 13 OPEN AREAS
SNAG 14 SITING of EMERGENCY LUMINAIRES
SNAG 15 HIGH RISKTASKAREAS
SNAG 16 RELIA8ILIW Of the EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM SNAG 17 CONNECTION to a LOCAL CIRCUIT
SNAG 18 ILLUMINANCE for SPECIFIC LOCATIONS
SNAG 19 LIFT CARS. MOVING STAIRWAYS and WALKWAYS
SNAG 20 EMERGENCY LIGHTING in TOILETS
SNAG 21 RESPONSE TIMES
SNAG 22 USE of COMBUSTIBLE SUPPORTS and FIXINGS
SNAG 23 JOINTS
SNAG 24 SEGREGATION
SNAG 25 TYPES of CABLE and CABLE SYSTEMS
SNAG 26 VOLTAGE DROP
SNAG 27 ISOLATORS. SWITCHES and PROTECTIVE DEVICES
SNAG 28 CONTINUITY of SUPPLY to be ASSURED
SNAG 29 USE of CONDUIT DUCTING, TRUNKING and CHANNEL SNAG 30 WARNING LABELS and NOTICES
SNAG 31 A SUITABLE TYPE of EMERGENCY LUMINAIRE
SNAG 32 MOUNTING HEIGHT of LUMINAIRES
SNAG 33 PHOTOMETRIC DATA
SNAG 34 DISABILITY GLARE
SNAG 35 BATTERIES
SNAG 36 ESCAPE ROUTE SIGNS
SNAG 37 LOCATION of ESCAPE ROUTE SIGNS
SNAG 38 ILLUMINATION of SAFETY SIGNS
SNAG 39 MAXIMUM VIEWING DISTANCE
SNAG 40 KEEPING RECORDS-LOG BOOK
SNAG 41 TESTING of EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS
SNAG 42 ROUTINE INSPECTION & TESTING of an EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM
SNAG 43 SERVICING of a STANDBY POWER SUPPLY
SNAG 44 FALL DURATION TEST
SNAG 45 VERIFYING ILLUMINANCE by MEASUREMENT
SNAG 46 CERTIFICATES for an EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM
SNAG 47 CERTIFYING SMALL EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS
SNAG 48 PERIODIC INSPECTION and TESTING Of an EMERGENCY LIGHTING INSTALLATION
SNAG 49 VERIFYING EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEMS of EXISTING PREMISES
SNAG 50 LOW MOUNTED WAY GUIDANCE SYSTEMS

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