I guess Tritium lighting is out of the question?
A flashlight at the door that you pick up on the way in?
Why do you need emergency exit lighting remote from mains . You
probably don't have lights in the hangar in that case?
OTOH the credible emergency is a fire. In which case the fire should
light your way nicely.
Mike
At 08:48 AM 22/06/2010, you wrote:
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Has anyone had to provide emergency exit lighting in a hangar that
is remote from mains power?
I would hope there is a solar powered option for example. Any ideas?
Pam
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