BSI BS 5266-1 Emergency lighting Part 1: Code of practice for the emergency lighting of premises
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BSI BS 5266-1 Document Information:
Title
Emergency lighting Part 1: Code of practice for the emergency lighting of premises
Notbeleuchtung. Leitfaden zur Notbeleuchtung in Raeumen ausser Kinos und anderen Unterhaltungsstaetten
Eclairage de secours. Code de bonne pratique pour l'eclairage de secours pour les batiments autres que les cinemas et certains autres batiments specifies pour l'amusement
British Standards Institution
Publication Date:
Dec 1, 2005
Scope:
To be read in conjunction with BS EN 1838:1999;BS EN 50172:2004
Keywords:
- Visibility
- Glare
- Fire safety in buildings
- Fire safety
- Emergency electrical installations
- Electric wiring systems
- Certification (approval)
- Lighting systems
- Acceptance (approval)
- Signs
- Selection
- Maintenance
- Exits
- Electric cells
- Optical measurement
- Means of escape from fire in buildings
- Marking
- Design
- Fire-escape routes
- Escape lighting
- Emergency exits
- Siting
- Emergency lighting
- Electromagnetic compatibility
- Standby lighting
- Sign lighting (buildings)
- Log sheets
- Inspection
- Illuminance
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