Sentence examples for emergency lighting system from inspiring English sources
Ms. Burke removed more than 200 people, including children, from the building, which began functioning with an emergency lighting system, just enough to navigate the darkened halls.
There was no emergency lighting system, even in the windowless stairwells, for example, and the seaside building's transformers were placed at the lowest elevation.
A survey of conditions in the County Court building prepared for the state by court officials found that the building's fire extinguishers were last inspected in 1996 and that light bulbs in the emergency lighting system were missing.
In December 2006, the Federal Aviation Administration allowed Airbus, the European plane maker, to use 14-ounce lithium-ion batteries to provide standby power for the emergency lighting system of its new A380 jumbo jet.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, July 20 , 1963P. 19 Talk story about the Mainco EV-R-LERT automatic emergency lighting system) designed to minimize the dangers caused by power failures), manufactured by the Maintenance Co., of L.I. City.
By 2011, the emergency lighting system had to be replaced because of the high humidity.
Among the risk areas are elevators, water pumps, electrically controlled heat and hot water systems, automatic door locks, intercom systems, security systems and hallway and stairwell emergency lighting systems.
Additionally, where an online generator fails or has been damaged, restart of vital loads such as fire pumps, emergency lighting, and machinery control systems may be difficult and may overload the already precarious power system [52].
The agency said the airline had failed to inspect emergency escape path lighting systems on other planes, and also had extensive deficiencies in its drug and alcohol testing programs.
"We were running on emergency lighting, and we had our radio communications running on battery power, but it was not enough to run the system adequately".
Figure 1 Emergency electronic brake light system.
