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== UK specific information == Emergency lights test, or emergency lighting compliance (ELC), is the process of ensuring that emergency lights are in working order and compliant with safety regulations. This typically involves monthly and annual tests, as well as regular maintenance and replacement of batteries and bulbs. emergency lights test is important to ensure that emergency lights will be able to provide adequate illumination in the event of a power outage or other emergency situation. According to British [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/fire-safety-england-regulations-2022 fire safety law], an entire assessment of the system must be conducted yearly and “flick-tested” at least once a month. Emergency lighting serves multiple purposes: illuminating pathways for occupants to escape from hazardous situations, as well as helping individuals discover nearby fire-fighting equipment in case of emergencies.
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