AS 2293.1-2005
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Emergency escape lighting and exit signs for buildings System design, installation and operation
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01-01-2005
Specifies the requirements for the design and installation of systems of emergency escape lighting and illuminated exit signage intended to illuminate upon failure of supply to the normal lighting. Includes requirements specific to central battery and single point/self contained arrangements. Does not include standby lighting or high risk task area lighting. Does not specify the types of buildings where these systems are required. Does not specify maintenance requirements (Refer to AS 2293.2). Does not detail constructional requirements for complying exit signs (Refer to AS 2293.3). Includes basic information to assist in correct choice and spacings of exit signs.
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LG-007
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0 7337 6627 7
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56
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Standards Australia
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This Standard specifies requirements for the design and installation of emergency escape lighting and illuminated emergency exit signage systems for buildings. Both central battery and single point or self contained systems are included.The scope of this Standard does not include the following:Constructional (including appearance) requirements for emergency escape luminaires and exit signs. These requirements can be found in AS2293.3.Requirements for maintaining an emergency escape lighting installation once installed. These requirements can be found in AS/NZS2293.2.Specification of the types of buildings or particular spaces that are required to be provided with emergency escape lighting. This is typically set out in the Building Code of Australia (BCA).Requirements for emergency evacuation lighting of the interior of lift cars. These requirements can be found in AS1735.Requirements for high-risk task area lighting.Requirements for standby lighting. Due to the known detrimental effect of smoke on the visual conditions provided by emergency lighting, it is recommended that provision be made to keep escape paths as free from smoke as possible by means such as construction techniques and ventilation.
First published in Australia as part of AS 2293.1-1979.
Second edition 1983.
Third edition 1987.
First published in New Zealand as part of NZS 6742:1971.
AS 2293.1-1987 and NZS 6742:1971 jointly revised and designated in part as AS/NZS 2293.1:1995.
Second edition 1998.
Revised, de-jointed and re-designated as AS 2293.1-2005.
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