Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting

ICEL is a division of the Lighting Industry Association. ICEL is a joint industry committee formed in 1987 from the Emergency Lighting sections of the British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers Association (BEAMA) and the Lighting Industry Federation (LIF).

Website: https://www.thelia.org.uk/
Email: enquiries@thelia.org.uk

Documents by this publisher

Series details	Title	Year	Status
	ICEL product endorsement scheme - requirements for the ICEL endorsement of emergency lighting products	2021	Current
	ICEL scheme 1001:1999. Scheme of product and authenticated photometric data registration for emergency luminaires and conversion modules	1999	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1004:1997	Use, or modification, of mains luminaires for emergency lighting applications. 3rd edition	1997	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1004:2003	Requirements for the re-engineering of luminaires for emergency lighting use	2003	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1004:2003	Requirements for the re-engineering of luminaires for emergency lighting use (revised June 2004)	2003	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1004:2014	Requirements for the re-engineering of luminaires for emergency lighting use	2014	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1006:1999	Emergency lighting design guide. 3rd edition	1999	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1006:2008	Emergency lighting design guide	2008	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1006:2012	Emergency lighting design guide	2013	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1008:1999	Emergency lighting - risk assessment guide. 2nd edition	1999	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1008:2001	Emergency lighting - risk assessment guide. 3rd edition	2001	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1009:2000	Emergency lighting central power supply systems standard and registration scheme	2000	Withdrawn
Industry Standard 1010:2011	Scheme of registration of battery cell(s) and batteries for emergency lighting use	2011	Withdrawn
Technical Statement TS01	Amalgam fluorescent lamps in emergency lighting applications	2012	Current
Technical Statement TS02	High frequency ballasts and their use with emergency conversion modules in self-contained maintained emergency luminaries	2012	Current
Technical Statement TS03	Emergency exit "clear" signs	2015	Withdrawn
Technical Statement TS03	Emergency exit "clear" signs	2018	Withdrawn
Technical Statement TS03	Emergency exit signs	2019	Current
Technical Statement TS04	Could the selection of 'equal and approved' equipment risk lives?	2015	Current
Technical Statement TS05	LED emergency luminaire test switch circuits	2015	Current