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Emergency and exit lighting, tested and logged

Exit signs and emergency lights only matter on the worst day of the year. We test them on schedule, keep the logbook, and fix what fails.

4.8 from 250+ Google reviews

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Who is responsible

The occupier is responsible for emergency and exit lighting. For common areas that is usually the body corporate, and for a tenancy it is usually the business.

Queensland guidance refers to six-monthly and annual inspections recorded in a logbook. We set up the schedule, record each inspection and send you a copy.

What we do

Six-monthly and annual testing Every fitting tested on schedule, with results in the logbook.
Repairs and replacements Failed batteries, lamps and fittings replaced and retested.
LED upgrades LED emergency and exit fittings use less power and usually last longer.
Strata and body corporate Common areas and car parks, with written quotes for committees.
Test and tag Appliances, leads and RCDs to AS/NZS 3760.

Queensland Electrical Contractor Licence 91200. $20 million public liability insurance. All work to Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3000).

What our customers say

Best Brisbane electricians we've experience in a decade. Prompt, professional, knowledgeable and were even so kind to come out the day before cyclone Alfred to help us with flood resilience work. Exceptional business that I would recommend to anyone.
Katrina K. Google review, Apr 2025
Excellent work to install two ceiling fans and two split AC systems. I have also used them to fix lighting on my boat. Highly recommend.
Tod C. Google review, Oct 2026
Brad and the team did a fantastic job on our house wiring and air conditioning. I can highly recommend.
Elizabeth S. Google review, Jun 2026

Real Google reviews, shown with first name and initial. Rated 4.8 from 250+ reviews. More reviews · Read them all on Google

Emergency and exit lighting: common questions

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All FAQs

Who is responsible for exit signs?

The occupier. For common areas that is usually the body corporate, and for a tenancy it is usually the business.

How often do emergency lights need checking?

Queensland guidance refers to six-monthly and annual inspections recorded in a logbook. We set up the schedule for you.

Can we swap old fittings for LED?

Yes. LED emergency and exit fittings use less power and usually last longer, and we install and test them.

Do you keep the logbook for us?

Yes. We record each inspection and send you a copy.

How is it priced?

It depends on how many fittings you have and where they are. Tell us roughly what you have and we quote it.

Is the work guaranteed?

Yes. We are licensed and insured (Queensland Electrical Contractor Licence 91200, $20 million public liability insurance), all work is done to Australian Standards (AS/NZS 3000), and our workmanship is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. We confirm the terms in your quote, and your rights under Australian Consumer Law always apply.

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Helpful guides

Exit lighting testing
Who is responsible, how often, and what the logbook needs.
Test and tag rules
Which equipment, how often, who can test and what the tag must show.
Storm season safety
Before, during and after a storm: who to call and what to check.

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