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Security and Emergency Lighting - An Introduction

Online course, tutor supported, Tavcom Certificate

Tavcom Training

Summary

Price
£32 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Duration
15 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
Lifetime access
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

This Tavcom-certified Security and Emergency Lighting training course consists of 8 modules and is aimed at anyone involved in designing CCTV systems that have a lighting requirement.

Description

This Tavcom-certified Security and Emergency Lighting training course consists of 8 modules and is aimed at anyone involved in designing CCTV systems that have a lighting requirement.

The provision of supplementary lighting is essential to ensure that a CCTV system can capture high-quality images day or night, and yet it is a major component of a security solution which is quite often overlooked. Specifying the correct lighting at an early stage of a project’s lifecycle will ensure that time-consuming return to site visits can be avoided at a later stage.

What will you learn?

  • The fundamentals of light including frequency and wavelength
  • Light pollution and energy management
  • Where light should be measured for CCTV cameras
  • Legislation, codes of practice and governing bodies
  • Perimeter, high security and commercial lighting
  • System integration
  • Emergency lighting
  • Automated intelligent lighting systems and photocells

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Deepak asked:

Do I need to be a qualified electrician after this course to install cctv or install any security lighting?

Answer:

Hi! You do not need to be a qualified electrician to install CCTV, Security Lighting, Intruder Alarms etc. However, the final connection of the system to a fused spur does need to be done by a competent person under the terms of the electricity at work regulations. This can either be done by an electrician or someone who can demonstrate competency having taken an electrical mains compliance course - which we also deliver training for.

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