Emergency lighting test & certificate in Worcester Park
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, tests emergency lighting in Worcester Park by cutting the mains and naming fittings that stay dark. Central Road parade units are tested only when they have them.
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The mains to the emergency fittings are cut, and any fitting that stays dark is named rather than replaced. Central Road parade units are tested only when those fittings exist. Flats above the parade are not assumed to have them. The Hamptons are not written up as a workplace.
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Included
- A check of each emergency light and exit sign on the premises
- A test of how the fittings behave when mains power is lost
- A written certificate of the test result
- A note of any fittings that fail the test
- A plain explanation of what failed fittings need next
Ways to pay


- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- Fittings discovered on the day are added to the count before the test.
- A dark fitting is replaced only as its own later task.
- The landlord fixed wiring report is a different document.
Emergency lighting test & certificate across Worcester Park
We serve Worcester Park from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
Worcester Park emergency lighting is tested by switching off the mains to those fittings and writing down what still lights. A dark fitting is named, with the room, and the lamp is not swapped during the test. A unit on the Central Road parade is included when it has these fittings. The flats above and behind the parade are not assumed to have them. A house at The Hamptons is not written up as a workplace. The fire alarm panel, where a building has one, is left out of this certificate.
- Watch each fitting in the darkWith the mains off, each fitting on the Worcester Park list is watched. It either lights or it does not. Nothing is cleaned up to make a dark lamp look better.
- Record the dark fittingsInside a Central Road unit, each dark fitting is recorded with its room. Swapping it is a later task. Other circuits are not rebuilt because one lamp stayed dark.
- Include only fittings that existFlats above the parade are on the certificate only when they have emergency fittings. A home on Green Lane without them does not get a certificate written as if it were a workplace.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
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- Rating
- 5.0
- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
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What happens to a Central Road fitting that stays dark?
It is written on the certificate with the room it is in. The test does not swap the lamp. A replacement is a later task.
Are flats above the Central Road parade included?
Only when they have emergency fittings. Many are homes with ordinary lighting, and those are left off this record. The parade unit is separate.
Does a house at The Hamptons automatically have emergency lights?
No. Newer homes off Caldbeck Avenue are not written up as workplaces. The test covers fittings that are there.
Does the certificate include a fire panel?
No. Cutting the mains shows which emergency fittings still light. A fire panel is a different test and stays off this certificate.
Does the Green Lane test become a rewire?
No. The mains feeding those fittings is switched off, then put back. Original circuits are not replaced because a lamp was dark.
