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Power Failure Lights
Stay safe and prepared during power cuts with our selection of power failure lights. Designed for both home use and short-term holiday lets, these lights provide crucial visibility during blackouts, fires, or any other emergency. Whether you need a torch for immediate light or a motion-activated nightlight for hallways and staircases, our range is tailored to keep you and your guests secure.
Our emergency lights boast enhanced features such as induction charging, rechargeable batteries, and automatic illumination when the power goes out. These advanced capabilities ensure our lights outperform standard torches, providing greater peace of mind in unpredictable situations. Meeting government guidelines for emergency lighting, our solutions are ideal for ensuring guest safety in short-term accommodations.
Trust our power failure light range to brighten your property and protect your guests when it counts most.
Do I need emergency lighting in my holiday let?
Yes, power failure lights are highly recommended to improve guest safety and meet current guidelines for short-term lets and Airbnb properties. During power cuts or emergencies, nightlights and LED emergency lights automatically activate to help guests safely find their way. LED emergency lights are particularly valued for their energy efficiency, durability, and bright illumination.
Adding emergency lighting not only supports safety regulations but also gives you peace of mind that your property is prepared for unexpected outages.
What’s a recommended plug-in emergency light for guest accommodation?
Our range of plug-in emergency lighting offers practical features like induction charging for cable-free convenience. Simply place the light on its plugged-in base to keep it fully charged and ready to use.
The Xtralite range is designed for reliability, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use. These energy-efficient emergency lights are ideal for ensuring your guests can move safely through your property during a power cut or emergency. From motion-activated nightlights to combined power failure lights and torches, plenty of options to enhance safety and security.
