Emergency lighting installation in Broughty Ferry

What we do in Broughty Ferry: escape route lighting and exit signs designed to BS 5266-1. Self-test emergency fittings suit many Broughty Ferry buildings, because they run their own checks and flag faults, cutting the manual testing burden.

Escape corridor with an illuminated exit sign above a fire door

Local emergency lighting installation in Broughty Ferry

For larger Broughty Ferry sites, an addressable system lets you see every emergency fitting's status from one panel.

Most Broughty Ferry premises we survey have emergency lighting that has grown piecemeal. We map every escape route and open area against BS 5266-1 before suggesting new fittings.

We cover the whole of Broughty Ferry, including the DD5, DD4 and DD6 postcode districts, and nearby places such as Tayport, Monifieth and Dundee.

Broughty Ferry at a glance

AreaDundee and Angus

Postcode districtsDD5, DD4, DD6, DD1

NearbyTayport, Monifieth and Dundee

RulesScottish fire safety law; Section 6 of the Scottish building standards

What's included

Maintained or non-maintained LED emergency luminaires
Commissioning and a full-duration test on completion
Self-test or addressable systems for larger buildings
Certificates and a log book for your fire risk assessment

Guide prices in Broughty Ferry

Typical budgets for Broughty Ferry premises, supplied and installed, excluding VAT.

Guide prices in Broughty Ferry
Item	Guide budget (ex VAT)	Basis
Emergency luminaire or exit sign	£60 – £150	per fitting, supplied and fitted
Annual 3-hour emergency lighting test	£125 – £400	per visit, small system
Monthly emergency lighting function test	£50 – £150	per visit
Commercial electrician	£300 – £500	per day

Example: 25 emergency luminaires and exit signs in a two-storey office, about £1,500 – £3,750 excluding VAT. Fixed price after a free survey.

Rules that apply in Broughty Ferry

For buildings in Broughty Ferry, the duty to provide adequate emergency lighting where escape routes need it, and to keep it tested, sits with the responsible person under the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 and the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006.

Broughty Ferry FAQs

Do you remove the old fittings in Broughty Ferry?

Yes. Old fittings are removed, and fluorescent tubes are recycled as hazardous waste through an authorised route, with paperwork for your records.

Is the price fixed?

Yes. After the survey you get a fixed price for the scope agreed. If you add to the scope later, we price the extra before doing it.

Can you work out of hours in Broughty Ferry?

Yes. Evening, weekend and phased working is common for Broughty Ferry offices, shops and warehouses, so the business keeps running.

How long must emergency lights last?

The rated duration is set by the design and risk assessment. Three hours is common in premises that may be reoccupied after an incident.

Emergency lighting installation in Broughty Ferry