Maintenance
Easicheck carries out fully automatic testing of all connected luminaires in accordance with the
programmed test schedule(s).
Any faults detected during automatic testing or any system operation abnormalities
will be displayed on the panel (by a combination of the touch screen display and the system
status LED’s.
The panel should be regularly inspected and appropriate corrective actions taken as
necessary.
It is important to note that emergency luminaires contain components with a finite life and that
it is quite normal for the system to detect faulty luminaires from time to time.
Remedial work should be implemented as quickly as possible to ensure that the emergency
lighting system is maintained in full working order.
The maintenance schedule should be in accordance with local legislation and also in
accordance with the risk assessment for the premises, the following is suggested as a
minimum.
Check that only the green “POWER ON” indicator shows. Inspect for any fault indication.
Notify any faults to a system supervisor.
Check the display and the system LED’s to identify whether any maintenance work is required,
action as appropriate.
Check for correct operation of all panel indicators (see lamp test menu on page 30).
Daily Inspection
Monthly inspection (minimum)
Update the test record book, record details of date, any faults found and any remedial work
taken.
Alert responsible person as to any outstanding remedial work in order that appropriate action
may be taken.
Check all previous log book entries and verify that remedial action has been taken. Carry out
the weekly test. Use the lamp test menu to verify correct panel indicator functionality.
As monthly test and quarterly Test above, the panel is normally programmed to automatically
carry out a full rated discharge on an annual basis. It is simple to check when the tests are due
by viewing the test schedule via the engineer menu.
Quarterly
Annual Test
Test Verification
Easicheck has a comprehensive log facility, all tests are recorded in this log, it is
therefore simple to demonstrate that tests have taken place by viewing the log, or
viewing the recent tests via the level 2 initial options (see page 31).
Commissioning
Section 2
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