Emergency Light Test Key
DescriptionWhat is an Emergency Light Test Key?
An emergency light test key (sometimes called a FISH KEY because it is in the shape of a fish) is a device used to test emergency lighting systems. It is typically inserted into a key switch and then turned off to simulate the power being cut off from the emergency light. This allows for testing of the system to ensure that it is working properly in case of a power outage or other emergency situation.
Emergency light test keys are important safety devices, as they help ensure that emergency lights will be able to provide illumination in the event of an emergency. They are typically used in commercial buildings, such as offices and factories, where there may be a greater risk of an unexpected power outage or other emergency situation.
The use of an emergency light test key is relatively simple; it is inserted into the key switch and then turned off to simulate the power being cut off from the emergency light. Once this has been done, it is possible to check that all lights are functioning correctly and that they will come on when needed. It is also possible to check for any faults or problems with the system before any potential emergencies occur.
In addition to checking for functionality, regular testing with an emergency light test key can help extend the life of your lighting system by ensuring that all components are in good working order and free from any damage or wear and tear. Regular testing can also help identify any potential issues before they become more serious problems, allowing you to address them quickly and efficiently.
Overall, an emergency light test key is a vital piece of equipment for anyone who needs reliable lighting in case of an unexpected power outage or other emergency situation. By regularly testing your system with this device, you can ensure that your lights will always be ready when you need them most.
How Do I Order a Replacement Emergency Light Test Key?
To order replacement keys online you usually need to provide us with the replacement key number which is usually stamped on the lock-face (front of the lock) and on the original keys. Type the key number (or the number from the lock) into the search bar on our home page www.lockdoctor.biz and when you click GO it will give you the most common types of keys to choose from with examples that you can see for each type.
But the MK01 has no key number. To order a replacement emergency light test key just choose the quantity you need from this listing above.
If you are not sure then take a good photo of your key, a key of the same type, or a clear high-quality image of the lock-face. Email the photo to sales@lockdoctor.biz and we will do our best to identify the right type of key to order. We can usually dispatch the same day.
The use of an emergency light test key is relatively simple; it is inserted into the key switch and then turned off to simulate the power being cut off from the emergency light. Once this has been done, it is possible to check that all lights are functioning correctly and that they will come on when needed. It is also possible to check for any faults or problems with the system before any potential emergencies occur.
In addition to checking for functionality, regular testing with an emergency light test key can help extend the life of your lighting system by ensuring that all components are in good working order and free from any damage or wear and tear. Regular testing can also help identify any potential issues before they become more serious problems, allowing you to address them quickly and efficiently.
Overall, an emergency light test key is a vital piece of equipment for anyone who needs reliable lighting in case of an unexpected power outage or other emergency situation. By regularly testing your system with this device, you can ensure that your lights will always be ready when you need them most.
How Do I Order a Replacement Emergency Light Test Key?
To order replacement keys online you usually need to provide us with the replacement key number which is usually stamped on the lock-face (front of the lock) and on the original keys. Type the key number (or the number from the lock) into the search bar on our home page www.lockdoctor.biz and when you click GO it will give you the most common types of keys to choose from with examples that you can see for each type.
But the MK01 has no key number. To order a replacement emergency light test key just choose the quantity you need from this listing above.
If you are not sure then take a good photo of your key, a key of the same type, or a clear high-quality image of the lock-face. Email the photo to sales@lockdoctor.biz and we will do our best to identify the right type of key to order. We can usually dispatch the same day.
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