Emergency Lighting

Emergency lighting needs to work first time, every time. Regular inspections and maintenance help to keep occupants safe and supports your Building Warrant of Fitness (BWOF) obligations.

AS/NZS 2293.2 sets the inspection and maintenance requirements for emergency evacuation lighting systems to ensure they remain in a constant state of readiness. We help you meet those requirements with practical testing, clear records, and accurate reporting.

As a registered IQP, we can also provide you with the 12A certificate required for your annual BWOF – making compliance easier and reducing admin time.

Green Technology Group Ltd is ready to carry out your emergency lighting testing and maintenance – Give us a call today!

What we do

• Routine emergency lighting inspections and discharge testing
• Identification of failed fittings, batteries, diffusers, and controls
• Repairs and replacements (where agreed) to restore compliance quickly
• Clear test records and documentation to support your annual BWOF

Manual vs automatic testing

Manual testing is common, but it can be time-consuming – especially in larger buildings. It often requires multiple technicians (or trained staff), access coordination, and after-hours planning to avoid disruption in environments like schools, hospitals, and multi-tenant sites.

Even with a strong process, manual testing can be impacted by missed checks or incomplete records. Where appropriate, automatic testing and monitoring systems can reduce that risk and make ongoing compliance simpler.

Automatic testing systems can schedule tests, record results, and generate reports – helping you maintain visibility across your site without constant manual checks.

We can help you select an approach that suits your building type, operational hours, and maintenance resources.

Options range from standalone self-test fittings to computerised monitoring systems like the Galaxy system (recommended by Green Technology Group Ltd), which provides a central dashboard, scheduled testing, fault alerts, and location-based reporting.

Benefits include:

• Less disruption: Reduces intrusive manual checking across large sites.
• Better visibility: Quickly see which fittings are faulty, why they failed, and where they are located.
• Stronger records: Consistent logs and reports, supporting audits and BWOF documentation.
• Lower ongoing cost: More efficient testing reduces labour time over the long term.

If you’re planning a renovation or new build, talk to Green Technology Group Ltd early about emergency lighting controls and testing options. We can help you design for simpler compliance, faster fault finding, and easier reporting from day one.