Photoluminescent Signs and Marking

Reliable emergency lighting without electrical power

In an emergency, every second counts

That’s why a qualitative photoluminescent safety guidance system, which enhances and highlights the escape route, aiding orientation and speed of evacuation, is vital.

This photoluminescent inked sign results in a market-leading product for safety way guidance in the event of an emergency when combined with suitable materials, adhesives, visual graphics, text and symbols. As photoluminescent is a printable ink it adapts for use on a wide variety of materials, including for use on self-adhesive labels.

A photoluminescent label does not rely on electrical power to illuminate, it is easier and more flexible to install and does not require any subsequent maintenance.

This LLL – Low Location Lighting is a low lighting guidance system at floor level to provide a means of clearly identifying exits and how to get to them. Photoluminescent markings can be placed on or near the floor and require no electricity. They charge from ambient light and provide luminescent guidance when light is no longer available.

Fire fighters throughout the world report that LLL markings have helped them get in and out of burning buildings. They follow the luminescent markings in reverse to get in and have a clearly marked path to get out.

The photoluminescent pigments charge under almost any light source and start to glow the moment the lights go out.

Photoluminescent Signs and Marking Applications

Non-Electrical

Unlike traditional electric-powered signs a photoluminescent label does not require any electrical power to illuminate, which makes it more cost-effective to maintain, and easier to position and install.

Off-the-Shelf or Custom-Made

We manufacture and supply a wide range of off-the-shelf products covering a range of different uses, applications and luminescense. Or if you want something unique – we can make it.

Low Level

A photoluminescent label is designed to be used at low level positions, which allows it to avoid smoke in the event of a fire and offer better guidance than the common electrical lighting systems positioned at a high level.