What each column is
This emergency light test log template keeps the record simple: list the location, enter the test date, add a short note about what you checked, and record the annual test. It is meant for emergency lights only, not extinguishers. If you want a related walkthrough, see the monthly emergency lighting guide and the emergency lights feature page.
Durations, with the local caveat
For people asking how to test emergency lights for 90 minutes, the OSHA Small Business Safety and Health Handbook checklist says that where emergency lighting is provided, it is tested for 30 seconds each month and annually for 90 minutes. A Minnesota Department of Health engineering note also says NFPA 101 describes a monthly functional test of at least 30 seconds and an annual test of at least 90 minutes for battery emergency lights, while noting that a state fire code annual duration can differ. Use your local rules as the final check, and keep your procedure aligned with them. For a broader paper form, see the monthly checklist.
Nothing is saved on a server
This is a free printable emergency lighting test log in the practical sense that the rows stay in your browser until you print them. There is no account in this version, and nothing is set up as a server saved log. That makes it useful for a quick paper copy when you want a simple field sheet instead of a full system. If you are also tracking extinguishers, the brand site explains the broader approach in emergency lights and other reminder tools.
The phone log later
The phone version is on the waitlist, not the App Store yet. The button on get the app joins that waitlist, and web and Android are planned, not open. For now, this page gives you a plain log you can print and use for emergency light checks without signing in or adding extra steps.
Emergency light test reminder
Add a row for each unit, then print. Rows stay in this browser tab only. A short monthly test and a longer annual test are the durations named in the OSHA small business handbook where emergency lighting is provided. Your local fire code can name a different duration.
| Location | Date | Short test noted | Annual test noted | Notes |
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This is a reminder log, not an inspection and not code compliance. Not a substitute for a licensed fire protection inspection. Rules differ by workplace and by the fire code your local authority uses. Fire Inspection Log is not part of OSHA, NFPA, or any fire marshal office.