Emergency Lighting Inspection in Lévis
In Lévis, emergency lighting and exit signs are what get people out when the power drops. Whether it's a condo building in Saint-Romuald, a unit in a Saint-Nicolas business park or a storefront in Charny, those battery packs and running-man signs have to work the moment they're needed. We test your units to CAN/ULC-S524 and NFPA-101: monthly function test, annual duration test of 30 or 90 minutes, plus battery and head replacement when they fail. From the industrial side near Davie in Lauzon to residential towers in Pintendre, we track every building in Canuck360 so test dates, certificates and deadlines stay in one place. Call 418-905-3396 to set it up.
What we do
- Monthly function test of unit equipment and exit signs
- Annual duration test (30 or 90 minutes depending on the equipment) of batteries and heads
- Battery checks, with replacement when needed
- Inspection of heads and lamps, with replacement of failed parts
- On-site repairs where possible, otherwise a clear correction plan
- Documented results and deficiencies with recommendations
What you receive
- Dated inspection report with the status of each unit
- Deficiency list and required corrections, tracked in the Canuck360 portal
- Deadline reminders for your next monthly and annual tests
Everything is logged in your Canuck360 portal. Discover Canuck360 Frequently asked questions
How often does emergency lighting need testing in Lévis?
CAN/ULC-S524 calls for a monthly function test and an annual duration test, where units have to hold their full rated time (often 30 minutes, sometimes 90 depending on the building). For a Saint-Romuald condo or a Charny retail unit, we schedule the visits so you stay compliant without tracking it yourself. Dates and results are logged by building in Canuck360.
Do you replace failed batteries and heads on site?
Yes. When a unit can't hold its duration test or a head is burnt out, we replace the battery or head during the visit when possible. You get a clear list of corrections with the matching code reference and a defined scope of work. Your certificates and upcoming deadlines stay current in the portal.
How often does emergency lighting need to be tested?
As a rule, a short function test every month and a duration test once a year. The exact intervals apply as required by the standard and regulation for your building.