NFPA 10 and NFPA 101
Full code compliance for portable fire extinguishers and emergency egress lighting in Connecticut commercial buildings statewide.
Extinguishers and Egress Lighting
Fire Extinguisher and Exit Light Service in Connecticut
Royal Fire Protection services fire extinguishers and installs emergency lights and exit signs for Connecticut commercial buildings, restaurants and industrial facilities — NFPA 10 and NFPA 101 compliance on every job.
- Licensed Connecticut Contractor
- 24/7 Emergency Response Available
- NFPA 10 and NFPA 101 Compliance
- Free Installation Estimates
- Statewide Connecticut Coverage
Fire Extinguisher and Emergency Exit Light Services
Royal Fire Protection services fire extinguishers and installs, tests and replaces emergency lights and exit signs for Connecticut commercial buildings — NFPA 10 and NFPA 101 compliance on every job.
Fire Extinguisher Service
Portable extinguisher installation, annual inspection, six-year internal exam and twelve-year hydrostatic testing under NFPA 10 — ABC dry chemical, Class K wet chemical, CO2 and specialty units.
Service covers correct placement per NFPA 10 travel distances, mounting at the right height, current service tags, weight verification and charge checks. Class K wet-chemical units are required for restaurant kitchens with fryers and grease-laden equipment.
Emergency Lights and Exit Signs
Emergency-light and exit-sign installation, battery replacement, LED retrofits and complete egress-lighting systems under the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code for illuminated egress paths.
Lights and signs are required at every exit, along egress paths and in stairwells, with monthly 30-second and annual 90-minute discharge tests. LED retrofits improve reliability and cut energy use, fitting existing box locations without new wiring.
24/7 Emergency Response
Round-the-clock response for failed emergency lighting and exit signs — when egress lighting fails, a building may not be legally occupied until it’s fixed.
Our Prospect shop stocks common fixtures, LED exit signs and replacement batteries for fast turnaround on emergency calls throughout Connecticut.
Why Choose Royal
Why Connecticut Buildings Choose Royal Fire Protection for Fire Extinguisher and Exit Lights
- NFPA 10 fire extinguisher service and inspection
- NFPA 101 emergency lighting and exit signs
- Class K wet chemical for restaurant kitchens
- LED retrofits reduce energy and maintenance
- Annual 90-minute discharge testing for exit signs
- 24/7 emergency response for failed egress lighting
- Free installation estimates for Connecticut buildings
- Owner-operated Connecticut contractor with statewide coverage
Don't Take the Risk
In an Emergency, Your Exits Have to Work.
Protect your people and your property with a code-compliant fire protection system, installed by a licensed Connecticut contractor.
Our Work
Recent Fire Extinguisher and Exit Light Projects in Connecticut
Why Us
Why Choose Royal Fire Protection for Fire Extinguisher and Exit Lights
24/7 Emergency Response
A licensed crew responds to failed emergency lighting and compliance issues around the clock, with a Prospect parts inventory.
Class K Kitchen Specialists
Class K wet-chemical extinguishers for restaurant kitchens with deep fryers, plus hood-suppression coordination when scheduled together.
LED Retrofits Available
LED emergency-lighting and exit-sign retrofits cut energy and maintenance, fitting existing box locations without new wiring.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does NFPA 10 require extinguisher inspection?
Annual inspection by a licensed contractor, a six-year internal exam and twelve-year hydrostatic testing, plus monthly visual checks by staff and a recharge after any discharge.
Do Connecticut restaurants need Class K extinguishers?
Yes, if the kitchen has deep fryers, woks, grease-laden equipment or solid-fuel appliances — NFPA 10 requires Class K wet-chemical extinguishers wherever hot-grease fires are a risk.
How often does NFPA 101 require emergency light testing?
A monthly 30-second functional test and an annual 90-minute full-discharge test of every emergency light and exit sign, per the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code.
Do you offer LED retrofits?
Yes — LED retrofits replace older incandescent units, improving reliability, cutting energy use and fitting existing box locations without new wiring in most cases.
How much does extinguisher service cost in Connecticut?
It depends on the number and type of extinguishers (ABC, Class K, CO2), the service needed and building access. We provide a free written estimate after a walkthrough.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency response for exit lights?
Yes — when emergency lighting fails during inspection or operating hours, a building may not be legally occupied until it's resolved, so we respond around the clock.