Emergency lighting for facility managers
Your team tests every exit sign and emergency light every month. One Touch turns that into a walk-through, with clean records for every inspection.
The monthly round nobody has time for
Every exit sign and emergency light in your buildings needs a 30-second functional test every 30 days and a 90-minute test every year, with written records. On a campus, that is hundreds of ladder climbs and an annual breaker shutdown that has to be scheduled around operations. When staff are short, the round slips, and a missed record is a citation waiting to happen.
What changes with One Touch
- Self-testing units run both tests automatically. The monthly round becomes a visual check of the indicator and a log entry.
- One Touch units run each test with a press of a large button: no held switch, no breaker, no stopwatch.
- Fault indicators show low battery, battery connection and lamp failures right away, so you fix problems between inspections instead of during them.
A sensible upgrade path
- Start where testing hurts most: high signs, stairwells and units over busy doors.
- Replace failing units with self-testing models as batteries reach end of life.
- Standardize on One Touch for new work and renovations, so every building tests the same way.
Download the free inspection checklist and log book to standardize records across sites.
Frequently asked questions
Will self-testing units satisfy our inspector?
NFPA 101 allows self-testing, self-diagnostic units with visual inspections and written records. Confirm record-keeping preferences with your Authority Having Jurisdiction.
Do you offer pricing for multiple buildings?
Yes. Contact us with approximate quantities and locations for volume pricing.