Suspended led emergency light no arrow.

[bigspark17]

im trying to source a suspended el led with no arrow and ideally only have “fire exit” written on it.
Any help appreciated
Thanks

 

[buzzlightyear]

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[westward10]

That signage, Fire Exit on its own no longer complies with current standards.

 

[bigspark17]

That signage, Fire Exit on its own no longer complies with current standards.

That would explain why i cant find one then, suprised the fire officer didnt know this, does the sign have to have an arrow?

 

[Bob Geldoff1234]

Picture of running man,arrow and a picture of a door.
No words in case our foreign friends cannot read English

 

[westward10]

That would explain why i cant find one then, suprised the fire officer didnt know this, does the sign have to have an arrow?

Any signage you purchase now will almost certainly comply to ISO16069. Most manufacturers have decided to follow this standard to aline things as previously you had BS5499, the Safety Signs Directive and then ISO16069, totally confusing with guidance not to mix standards within an installation. You will probably need an Up arrow if the route leads to a flat or upward route.

 

[ChipFanDave]

RS have just about all the bases covered for emergency lighting fitting with different arrow directions etc on.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

I believe arrows are no longer allowed to point down.
Left, right or up for straight on.
Many can be purchased with stick on decals, so can be left blank or have the decals affixed however you wish.

 

[westward10]

A down arrow can be used I believe if after the signage there is a downward staircase or drop in floor level. Then again something as simple as signage was made so confusing this may have changed.

 

[Toneyz]

Picture of running man,arrow and a picture of a door.
No words in case our foreign friends cannot read English

Yes remember MAD man, arrow, door.

 

[Zdb]

Every exit box I purchase these days all seem to have the arrow pointing up not down.