Photoluminescent IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS SIGN/GLOW IN THE DARK IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS SIGN (ALUMINIUM, 6x9 INCH,HEAVY DUTY, RUST FREE)

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Photoluminescent IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS SIGN / GLOW IN THE DARK IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS SIGN 

Size:6x9 INCH 

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK SIGN - Photoluminescent SIGN 

RUST FREE- ALUMINIUM - HEAVY DUTY 40 Mil 

COMMERCIAL USE

EASY TO INSTALL.-WALL MOUNT (4 HOLES-for Easy installation) 

DESIGNED TO LAST (No expiration date) 

HEAT Resistant 

COLD Tolerant 

WEATHER Proof 

ROUNDED CORNERS-for safe handling, longer life and a professional appearance.This is an Indoor Photoluminescent

A photoluminescent "In Case of Fire, Do Not Use Elevators, Use Stairways" sign or glow-in-the-dark "In Case of Fire, Do Not Use Elevators, Use Stairways" sign is a safety sign that provides clear instructions during a fire emergency. It serves to alert individuals to avoid using elevators and instead use the stairways for safe evacuation.

These signs are typically made using photoluminescent materials that absorb and store light energy during normal lighting conditions and then emit that stored energy as a glow or light in the absence of light sources. This ensures that the sign remains visible and legible even in low-light or dark conditions during emergencies or power outages.

The sign typically features the text "In Case of Fire, Do Not Use Elevators, Use Stairways" in bold, clear letters. It may also include additional visual cues such as a symbol of an elevator crossed out or a running figure using the stairs to reinforce the message. The photoluminescent or glow-in-the-dark background enhances visibility in dark environments.

The purpose of this sign is to clearly communicate the potential danger of using elevators during a fire emergency. Elevators can become unsafe during fires due to the risk of power failures, smoke infiltration, or entrapment. By directing individuals to use the stairways, it helps ensure a safer and more efficient evacuation process.

It is important to note that specific signage requirements and regulations may vary based on local building codes and safety standards. Therefore, it is crucial to consult relevant authorities or experts to ensure compliance with applicable guidelines when installing fire safety signs or any other safety signage related to emergency evacuation within a building or facility.

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