These lights were installed in 2019 and already quite a few have failed. One of them went out entirely and the others weren't even lasting 20 minutes on the emergency test.
The fittings themselves are LED bulkheads which also work as emergency lights. I'm not entirely sure, but I think the fittings are Whitecroft Convor Surface and rated for over 50k hours.
It's going to be £300 for a new fitting and £200 for the labour!
Failed LED Emergency Lighting
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Failed LED Emergency Lighting
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