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ELECTRONIC FIRE - SJD Electrical

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PXXXXXXXX The ECA Logo is a Registered Collective Mark. Information presented is accurate at time of in conjunction with the FSAELECTRONIC fire &SECURITY SYSTEMSThe ECA Short Guide SeriesEmergency Lighting SystemsGuide to the Design, Installation,Commissioning and Maintenance ofEmergency Lighting SystemsElectrical Contractors Association, ESCA House, 34 Palace Court, London, W2 4HYTel020 7313 4800 Fax020 7221 7344 Associates LtdPhone: 01908 632488Email: 1LSMilton KeynesMount FarmUnit 6 Mount Avenue3CONTENTS1INTRODUCTION ........................................ ........................................ ..... 42DEFINITIONS ........................................ ........................................ ......... 53NEED FOR EMERGENCY LIGHTING ........................................ ................. 64CURRENT, NEW LEGISTATION AND 65EMERGENCY LIGHTING DESIGN ........................................ ..................... checklist.

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