Emergency lights that test themselves.
The Atom sits beside each luminaire and runs the monthly function test and the annual duration test automatically — staggered so escape routes are never dark — writing a sealed result for every light, every time.
Three problems that disappear
The monthly flick test, run for you
A contractor normally walks the building, flick-testing fitting by fitting. The Atom runs the function test on every luminaire, on schedule — no visit, no access runs, no chasing.
The annual test, without disruption
The 3-hour duration test normally means a disruptive day with half the lights out. Airebo runs it quietly in rotating groups — the building keeps its lighting throughout.
Evidence certified as it happens
No test sheet to chase, retype or file. The monthly and annual evidence is certified at the point of capture, per luminaire.
What it does for each of them
Property manager / managing agent
- No booking, access runs or chasing for monthly tests — they simply happen
- Faults arrive as a routed job with the history attached, not a resident complaint
- Certified monthly evidence lands already filed, not buried in an inbox
Landlord / portfolio owner
- Per-luminaire evidence across every building, disclosure-ready any day
- Fewer routine visits charged through the service charge
- A continuously evidenced position instead of an annually sampled one
School / MAT compliance officer
- Every site tested the same way, visible from one place
- Board-ready packs without chasing each school's paperwork
- SEND settings evidenced without extra walk-rounds
Care & supported living manager
- Escape-route lighting evidenced continuously where residents can't self-evacuate
- Inspection-ready on any day CQC walks in
- Overnight annual testing — no daytime disruption to residents
The monthly and annual test, manual versus Airebo — the same two-minute film we use in presentations.
Open full screen ↗Standards: BS 5266-1:2025 · BS EN 50172 · BS EN 62034 (automatic test systems)