Test Regimes
Test results must be recorded by a competent person according to BS EN 50172.
Our automated testing solution takes care of this.
- MTManual TestTested by hand, or from the ARC remote
- ASTAdvanced Self-TestTests itself, at its own times
- RecommendedEyerisAutomated TestingConnected: every fitting monitored, tests scheduled by group
Eyeris · Automated Testing
The connected way to test
Every emergency device reports to Eyeris over a wireless LoRaWAN link, with no extra wiring. Eyeris monitors the state of each fitting, runs tests to your schedule and keeps compliant records.
Every fitting monitored
Each device reports any change in status, and key people are alerted when something fails.
Tests scheduled by group
Devices are tested in groups, never the whole site at once, so the building keeps its cover.
A report for every test
A dated PDF report is stored for every function and duration test, ready to view, download or email.
Eyeris automates the testing and record keeping. Routine visual inspection is still needed.
| Version | How it is tested | When tests run | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| MT Manual Test | By hand, or from the ARC remote | When someone starts one | Works without the remote. After a test started from the ARC it switches back to mains mode by itself. Some models have a test button |
| AST Advanced Self-Test | The luminaire tests itself: a 30‑second functional test every week and a full duration test every 52 weeks | At random: each luminaire keeps its own timetable | The first full duration test runs within 4 weeks of connecting to the mains. The ARC remote is optional and adds extra features |
| Eyeris Automated Testing | Each device reports its status over a wireless link, and Eyeris controls the test schedule | To the schedule you set for each group, never the whole site at once | Live status and alerts for every device, and a dated PDF report for every test. Ask us about Eyeris |
