<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><?Xpress productLine="ncc-clause" ?><clause id="_5dcefde0-631c-4f9f-bbe6-b2c72ef86f9c" outputclass="ncc-clause"><meta><facet building="Class 1a"/><facet building="Class 1b"/><facet building="Class 10a"/><facet building="Class 10b"/><facet building="Class 10c"/></meta><sptc>S24C3</sptc><title id="_549775d9-2b65-4fc9-b7c7-dd1c0924358d">Lift car emergency lighting</title><archive-num>2019: Spec E3.1: 3</archive-num><subclause id="_f7e040e7-e714-4882-8f1e-787cedf2828a" outputclass="subclause"><title id="_6332a5bb-82ab-4d48-9985-2a9b353b8466">SubClause</title><num>1</num><p>A lift car must have an emergency lighting system designed—</p><ol outputclass="alpha"><li id="_4a053b9a-9930-4f2b-8bb7-d851c161c29a">to come on automatically upon failure of the normal lighting supply; and</li><li id="_35069499-050b-4237-a2a9-ff4668868aa8">to provide at least 20 lux of lighting for 2 hours on the alarm initiation button.</li></ol></subclause></clause>