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The Question you need to ask ....
What do I have in place should the emergency backup system fails during an evacuation ?
Many stairway has been designed without any windows... therefore all light sources are
from the buildings own lighting system. Should the power system fails, the entire stairway may be subjected to
total darkness....What can you do to ensure the evacuees are able to exit the building safely ?
Our solution has been designed to address this critical issue :
* Provides tread-level illumination for evacuees
* Independant of building's power system.
* All-Aluminum-based system - longer durability & higher temperature resistance.
* Complements the stairway's current emergency backup system - Enhance its reliability by providing guidance
to evacuation during emergency electrical system failure/damage.
* Can be fully charged by the stairway's current lighting levels in most cases.
* Help to reduce stampede, panic, and risks of injuries, helps to facilitates an ordering evacuation.
Here are some photographs of a recent installation we have done :
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| Stairwell with normal lighting |
| Before SafeSIGN installation |
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| Stairwell under Blackout |
| After SafeSIGN installation |
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| Stairwell with normal lighting |
| After SafeSIGN installation |
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| Stairwell under Blackout |
| After SafeSIGN installation |
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| Stairwell in Blackout (2nd image) |
| After SafeSIGN installation |
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| Emergency Egress Doorway - with Normal Lighting |
| After SafeSIGN installation |
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| Emergency Egress Doorway - During Blackout (photo is fussy due to unsteady camera when taken) |
| Example of Non-Egress Door Marking |
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| (before installation, this door can easily be mistaken to be the EXIT doorway) |
| Example of Handrail & Perimeter Marking |
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| Stairwell under normal lighting |
| example of Floor Directional Arrow Disc |
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| Installation in Stairwell as perimeter directional marking |
| Another photo of the Floor Directional Arrow Disc |
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