Emergency Lighting Guide
FROM SOURCE TO SITE Emergency Lighting Guide 2 1 INTRODUCTION This guide has been written to offer practical guidance for contractors undertaking work on emergency lighting systems. It is not designed to replace any of the parts of BS 5266. The more detailed technical recommendations can be found in the actual standards.
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