Emergency Lighting Mobile
When the power goes out, visibility can mean the difference between calm evacuation and chaos. Emergency and exit lighting systems provide vital illumination that guides people to safety during fires, power failures, or other emergencies. To keep them ready when you need them most, they must be routinely tested, inspected, and maintained by qualified professionals.
Mobile is known for its deepwater port, historic architecture, Mardi Gras traditions and coastal wetlands. The humid subtropical climate, frequent thunderstorms and hurricane season raise risks of electrical fires, lightning strikes and wind-driven structural damage, while marshland and seasonal droughts can create pockets of brush fire hazard.
Residents and businesses should prioritize hurricane-ready evacuation plans, flood-resistant construction, functioning smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and regular electrical inspections. Maintaining defensible space around properties, securing outdoor fuel sources and coordinating with the Mobile Fire-Rescue Department and local emergency management greatly reduces risk and speeds recovery.
Mobile Emergency & Exit Lighting Services
48 Fire Protection provides complete emergency and exit lighting services for commercial, industrial, and multi-unit residential properties. Our certified technicians ensure your lights meet NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, OSHA, and local fire authority requirements—so your building stays safe, compliant, and never left in the dark.
Our emergency lighting services include:
Installation of emergency and exit lighting systems
Monthly and annual inspections per NFPA 101 standards
Battery testing and replacement
Bulb and LED module replacement
Functional and duration testing
Repair, maintenance, and record documentation
Emergency & Exit Light Installation
Every building’s layout and occupancy determine where emergency and exit lights should be installed. Our team designs and installs lighting systems that provide clear, reliable visibility along all exit routes, stairwells, corridors, and gathering areas.
We work with LED and battery-backed lighting systems from leading manufacturers to ensure durability, long battery life, and low maintenance costs. Whether you’re outfitting a new facility or upgrading an older system, 48 Fire Protection makes sure your installation meets both code and performance expectations.
Inspection & Testing
Routine inspection and testing aren’t just recommended—they’re required by NFPA 101. We handle both monthly and annual testing to ensure every fixture performs exactly as it should in an emergency.
Our process includes:
- Visual inspection: Checking for visible damage, secure mounting, and illumination coverage.
- Physical inspection: Testing internal batteries, bulbs, and circuitry under simulated power-loss conditions.
- 30-second monthly test: Required short test to confirm operation on battery backup.
- 90-minute annual test: Full discharge test ensuring lights maintain illumination for the mandated duration.
Each inspection includes digital recordkeeping, detailed reports for AHJ or insurance documentation, and proactive reminders before your next scheduled test.
Compliance You Can Count On
Even high-quality emergency lighting systems can degrade over time. Batteries lose capacity, LEDs dim, and wiring can corrode. Our technicians carry a full inventory of replacement parts and batteries—so most issues can be resolved during the same visit.
We offer on-site recharging, sealed lead acid and Ni-Cad battery replacement, and bulb or LED module upgrades. For systems that are beyond repair, we can retrofit new lighting to existing mounts, minimizing downtime and cost.
Maintenance & Repairs
Even high-quality emergency lighting systems can degrade over time. Batteries lose capacity, LEDs dim, and wiring can corrode. Our technicians carry a full inventory of replacement parts and batteries—so most issues can be resolved during the same visit.
We offer on-site recharging, sealed lead acid and Ni-Cad battery replacement, and bulb or LED module upgrades. For systems that are beyond repair, we can retrofit new lighting to existing mounts, minimizing downtime and cost.
This solution helps safety managers oversee hundreds of extinguishers remotely while maintaining compliance and readiness across multiple sites.