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Hi been asked to fix fire exit sign over door for emergency light (non maintined) am i right in saying this would need a designated ciurcuit to it from the consumer unit ? cant seem to find info in the osg :thinking:
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if it was maintained or non maintained you would need a test facility so i would also fit the keyswitch upfront at the DBIf it is a maintained fitting then it can be fed direct for the DB via a test switch if it is not it should be fed from the local lighting circuit again via a test switch.
Look at it 1 way, i am taking it is a commercial installation, 1 local lighting circuit fed from say 1L1 and you bring your exit sign to the same area and stick it on 1L2, power cut on L1 and you lose your general lighting but your emg light is siting nicely on non-maint giving off no light with people staggering around snapping legs, or in a single phase view same setup again with a bit of damage given to your new emg light circuit which causes the MCB to operate (un-noticed as nothing else goes out), Ethel the manager does not notice the charge indicator failed, powercut again and possible carnage ensues.geordies saying own cuircuit othes saying fed of local lighting cuircuits? Have i put a cat in amongst the pidgeons ? lol :thinking::20:
definately a local circuit and if the circuit doesnt have a key switch to test the emergencys put one in local to the area where the em light is dont understand why people are saying it has to be a new circuit, aslong as the circuit your adapting is safe (test first) and you have a permanent feed happy days
if it was maintained or non maintained you would need a test facility so i would also fit the keyswitch upfront at the DB
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