Kewtech EM1LOG Emergency Lighting Log

Kewtech EM1LOG Emergency Lighting Log

The Kewtech EM1LOG Emergency Lighting Log is an essential tool for effectively managing self-contained emergency lighting systems. Designed for professional use, it allows clear documentation of all aspects of emergency lighting, from installation and maintenance to regular testing and inspection. With its straightforward format and BS 5266-1 compliance, it ensures your records meet legal obligations with ease.

Streamline Emergency Lighting Management

This 36-page log book simplifies record-keeping for emergency lighting systems, featuring dedicated sections for key information such as luminaire and test switch locations, daily and monthly test records, and service updates. Fault action documentation and service records are clearly organised, allowing easy tracking of maintenance history. Additionally, the log book includes spaces for staff training records and fire officer visit documentation, helping ensure that all aspects of compliance are accounted for.

Ideal for use with electrical emergency lighting installations, the Kewtech EM1LOG consolidates all relevant data in one place, providing a reliable reference for inspections, audits, and system checks. Its durable and professional design is perfect for both small sites and complex systems.

Key Features

• Designed for managing self-contained emergency lighting systems
• Records detailed site and system information
• Includes luminaire and test switch location logs
• Dedicated sections for daily and monthly testing records
• Tracks service history and fault actions
• Logs staff training and fire officer visits
• BS 5266-1 compliant for legal and regulatory adherence
• Simplified and organised format with 36 pages
• Durable design for long-term use
• Suitable for professional electrical installations

Technical Specifications

• Log book name: Kewtech EM1LOG Emergency Lighting Log
• System compatibility: Self-contained type systems
• Record type: Manual entry
• Pages: 36
• Record categories: Testing, Service, Faults, Training, Official Visits