Emergency Lighting Testing: What UK Businesses Must Do
The law says maintain it but never says how often. Here's where the monthly and annual tests actually come from, who carries the duty, and what inspectors check.
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The law says maintain it but never says how often. Here's where the monthly and annual tests actually come from, who carries the duty, and what inspectors check.
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Bathrooms are split into electrical zones by how close they are to water. Here is what goes where, which IP rating you need, and why sockets are banned.
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No law sets a fixed testing interval for business premises. Here is what the Electricity at Work Regulations really require and how to build a defensible schedule.
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There is no legal minimum distance between a socket and your kitchen sink. Here is what the rules actually say, how many sockets you need and where to put them.
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Swapping a like-for-like socket is legal DIY. New circuits, consumer units and bathroom wiring are notifiable under Part P and need a competent person to sign them off. Here's where the line sits.
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A standard survey won't test the wiring. Here's the electrical checklist to run before buying a house in London, the red flags in older homes, and why an EICR pays for itself.
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What UK smoke and heat alarm law requires in 2026, where alarms must go, and why mains-wired interlinked units beat battery ones for homeowners and landlords.
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What PAT testing actually is, what UK law really requires, how often to do it, and what it costs as a general London range for landlords and businesses.
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A burning smell from a socket can be an early sign of an electrical fire. Here is what to do right now and what is causing it.
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