S-class fire safety certified product. Alternative and supplementary product for emergency lights. Numerous installation records nationwide, including the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
**Features**
- Usable in various locations, including indoor and outdoor floors, walls, and stairs
- Reduces power and CO2 emissions as a non-energy product that does not require electricity
- No need for wiring or plumbing, making installation easy and significantly reducing construction costs
- No need for replacement or maintenance of fluorescent tubes or batteries, eliminating maintenance costs
- The only product in the industry with a 5-year warranty
**Effective Locations for Installing High-Brightness Photoluminescent Guidance Signs**
- Areas requiring enhanced safety evacuation measures (hospitals, welfare facilities for the elderly or disabled, hotels, multi-family residences, high-rise buildings, underground shopping areas, etc., where evacuation may take time)
- Special environments where installation of guidance lights is difficult (clean rooms, explosion-proof facilities, refrigerated or frozen warehouses, boiler rooms, kitchens, large public baths, outdoor baths, food factories, coastal areas, outdoor locations exposed to rain, etc., where traditional guidance lights are hard to install)
- Floor surfaces (durable floor surfaces required)
- Outdoors (external areas requiring weather resistance, water resistance, freeze-thaw resistance, etc.)
*Approval from the local fire department is required when replacing guidance lights with high-brightness photoluminescent guidance signs.*
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