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Emergency lighting is a crucial component of any building's safety plan. But when it comes to  emergency lighting, you might encounter terms like "maintained" and "non-maintained." What do these terms mean, and how do they affect your building's safety? Let's dive into the differences between maintained and non-maintained emergency lighting to help you make an informed decision. Understanding Emergency Lighting Emergency lighting provides illumination in case of a power outage. …

Switching to LED light bulbs is quick and easy. They come in a variety of types and sizes so you won’t have to change your light fittings. Once you’ve got your LED light bulbs, you’re ready to go. LED light bulbs are as bright as incandescent and CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp) bulbs. They come in a variety of colours and a range of LED light bulbs are available to fit most existing light fittings. LED light bulbs are the safest type of light bulbs. Fluorescent bulbs contain mercury, …

You might want to consider these aspects first. But if you are unsure which LED light bulbs are suitable for you, SimplyLED’s experienced customer service team are available to offer you advice and guidance.Voltage Some LED light bulbs work with 230 volt mains AC (Alternating Current) electricity, for example the GU10 LED light bulbs. Others, like the MR16 LED bulbs, run on 12 volt DC (Direct Current). Mains voltage LED light bulbs (such as GU10, B22 and E27 bulbs) have a b …