Photoluminescent Signs.

Helps eliminate the consequences and inherent risk of power failure and blackout caused when lighting sources are obscured by smoke

Visual communications compete with one another - in any emergency a photoluminescent safety message will stand out from other less important information.

These signs provide 3-4 times the luminance performance when compared to P.S.P.A. Class A materials.

They also comply with the recommendations of the British Standard Document
BS5499-Part 4: 2000. It recommends the use of the internationally recognised graphical symbol for escape routes, which meet the requirements of the Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 (SI No.341).

It also recommends the use of upper and lower case lettering - visually impaired people read and understand words with an initial upper case letter more clearly.

Fire Extinguisher Identification Signs contain graphical symbols from EN3-5: 1996, with instructions on which fires the extinguisher is safe to use and on which it is not.

SIGN	MEANING	EXAMPLE OF LOCATION
	1. Progress to the right from here	1. On corridor walls 2. Suspended adjacent and left of the exit 3. Suspended at change of direction
	1. Progress forward from here 2. Progress forward and through from here 3. Progress forward and up from here	1. Suspended in corridor leading to door 2. Suspended in front or above door 3. Positioned above door 4. Suspended in open areas or at foot of stairs or ramp
	1. Progress down from here	1. Suspended at head of stairs or ramp 2. Suspended at change of level
	1. Progress up to the right 2. Progress forward and across to the right	1. On wall or suspended at foot of stairs or ramp 2. On half landing wall of stairs 3. Suspended at change of level 4. Suspended in all open areas
	1. Progress down to the right	1. On wall or suspended at foot of stairs or ramp 2. On half landing wall of stairs 3. Suspended at change of level
	1. Progress up to the left 2. Progress forward and across to the left from here	1. On wall or suspended at foot of stairs or ramp 2. On half landing wall of stairs 3. Suspended at change of level 4. Suspended in all open areas
	1. Progress down to the left	1. On wall or suspended at foot of stairs or ramp 2. On half landing wall of stairs 3. Suspended at change of level
	1. Progress to the left	1. On corridor walls 2. Suspended adjacent and left of the exit 3. Suspended at change of direction