FSS Technologies installs, tests, inspects, and maintains commercial emergency and exit lighting systems. When a power outage or emergency occurs, these systems guide occupants to safety and give first responders visibility in low-light conditions. Our technicians test battery function, lamp operation, and fixture placement against code requirements, and deliver detailed reports quickly after every inspection.
Our emergency and exit lighting services cover:
- Emergency lighting units
- Illuminated exit signs
- Battery backup systems
- Combination emergency/exit fixtures
- Remote heads and lamp assemblies
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Frequently Asked Questions
FSS Technologies provides end-to-end support for your emergency lighting, from installation and testing to maintenance and compliance documentation, all performed by certified life safety professionals.
Compliance is confirmed through regular inspections that test your lighting functionality, battery condition, and fixture placement against NFPA 101 and local code requirements.
Failed units must be repaired or replaced promptly to restore code compliance and ensure occupant safety. Unresolved failures can result in citations, fines, or failed AHJ inspections.
Dim or flickering lamps, batteries that no longer hold a 90-minute charge, cracked lenses, or units that fail monthly testing all indicate the fixture should be repaired or replaced.
The building owner or property manager is responsible for ensuring emergency and exit lighting systems are tested, maintained, and compliant with applicable codes.
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