Luminescent fire exit signs

British Fire Exit Sign ( Glow in the dark fire exit signs ) Can be clearly read in total darkness! Clear identification to all persons on your site. Use photoluminescent fire exit signs to clearly mark escape routes and exits. Provides temporary high-visibility in the dark.

Easily punched or drilled for fixing.

Compliant with all British standards and legislation.

Glow in the dark, photoluminescent fire exit signs use an ambient light, self charging material which increases the visibility of fire exit safety signs in low light or smoke filled environments.

Our range of photoluminescent rigid plastic fire exit signs available in different sizes depending on the viewing distance required. Fire Regulations dictate that all doors and exits are clearly marked and may be seen even in the event of a . Jalite Fire Safety Signs Products. Glow in Dark - Screen Printed - Free 1st Class Postage.

Photoluminescent - Fire Exit Sign - 300x100mm - Plastic - All Direction Arrows. Double sided tape is applied to . The UK Safety Stores range of glow in the dark signs have excellent brightness, even in total darkness. Fire exit route guidance including photoluminescent rigid PVC and self adhesive vinyl directional signs.

Including assembly point and safe area signage. Manufactured with light-absorbing, photoluminescent materials, our glow in the dark signs provide reliable visibility during an emergency. Our selections of photoluminescent exit . Material: JALITE AAA photoluminescent signs are available in rigid pvc. Since no power is require there is zero lifetime power consumption cost!

With no electronics or batteries, these signs also enjoy zero lifetime mainenance costs ! LUX or 5-ft candles of fluorescent . These Fire Exit Signs come in various sizes and designs. All in stock and delivered next day. ICEL – the emergency lighting arm of the Lighting Industry Association (LIA), together with the Federation for National Manufacturers Associations for luminaires and electrotechnical components for luminaires in the EU (CELMA), have been evaluating whether photo- luminescent signs can be compliant .