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Photoluminescent Fire Exit Signs
Photoluminescent fire exit signs, also known by glow-in-the-dark exit signs or wayfinding signs, are designed to provide a visual aid helping individuals find their way out of a building during an emergency. Due to the photoluminescent properties of these signs, they are designed to be installed in areas with a regular source of light. The light source effectively ‘charge’ the signs, so that they are able to provide bright, clear imagery in the event of an emergency.
Fire Exit Signs from JALITE
- Rigid plastic for wall mounting
- Photoluminescent (glow-in-the-dark)
- Available in 3 different sizes
HTM 65 - NHS Estate Fire Exit Signs
- Rigid plastic for wall mounting
- Designed in accordance with the Health Technical Memorandum
- Photoluminescent (glow-in-the-dark)
- Available in 2 different sizes
Assembly Point Sign - Fire Safety Signs From Jalite
- Signals a site's safe place in emergencies
- Available in 3 versions
- Available with or without text
- Rigid PVC fire safety signs
- Jalite AAA Quality
Jalite Safety Sign Hanging Z Hooks Kit
- Quick and easy installation for safety signs
- Suitable for most Jalite signs
- Can be used on suspended or flat ceilings
- Height adjustable from 165mm to 1200mm
What are photoluminescent exit signs and how do they work?
What are photoluminescent exit signs and how do they work?
Photoluminescent exit signs are easy to understand with directional arrows, which provide guidance to an individual on the quickest route to escape during an emergency. Photoluminescent signs have glow-in-the-dark properties, which means that even in the event of power failure these signs are highly visible even in the dark. The signs are ‘charged’ by the using nearby light during daylight hours, and even lights within a premises to allow for the photoluminescent properties to shine their brightest, and will remain visible even in complete darkness for approximately 60-90 minutes.