Emergency Lighting - AMSL Group

When was the last time you took a look at your hotel’s emergency lighting? If it’s been a while, you may want to do so now. Emergency lighting is an important safety feature that can help keep your guests safe during a power outage or other emergency. Here are 10 of the best places for

Have you ever been in a situation where there was no power? I have, and it’s not fun. Imagine being in the dark with only your phone for light. You can’t get anything done or make food. It would be hard to find your way around your house without any light at all! The best

If you are looking for a way to keep your home or business safe, emergency lights are a critical consideration. There are many different types of these lights with features that make them suitable for various purposes. This post will cover the various types of emergency light fixtures and their specific uses. That is just

Life is unpredictable. You never know when an emergency will strike, and it’s good to prepare for anything- whether that be a fire, power outage, or natural disaster. One way to do this is by installing emergency lighting in your home. Emergency lighting can help you stay safe because it can automatically turn on during

Do you ever find yourself wondering how restaurants manage to stay open during power outages? If so, you need to consider this blog post. It’s important to know that an emergency lighting system in a restaurant can save customer lives. How does it do this? Well, the answer is quite simple: these systems provide light

Fire alarms are integral to safety measures in residential and commercial establishments. However, you can’t just have them installed and forget about them. Routine inspection and testing needs to be carried out to ensure that the fire alarm system is operating as intendedon a quarterly basis, and that your establishment remains compliant with regulations such

A fire happens. Pandemonium ensues. The sense of panic in the building increases confusion as people dash in all directions trying to evade the flames. The more the chaos, the higher the risk of injury or death. In a busy building, you can’t guarantee that everyone knows the establishment’s fire procedures. When the mains power