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Unparalleled in reliability, Glo Brite® Exit Signs utilize the latest photoluminescent technology including the photoluminescent materials which absorbs and stores any ambient light. In the event of an emergency with blackout or smoky conditions this stored energy is immediately visible, creating a clearly recognizable, photoluminescent egress indicator. Glo Brite® Exit Signs reduce the risk of panic or injury during an evacuation, offering greater peace of mind while saving on energy costs.

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• Requires no electricity to operate
• Reliability
• Non-toxic, non-radioactive
• Low-cost, easy installation
• Can be used for both high-level and low-level applications
• Requires no maintenance with only periodic inspections for 25+ years
• Thin, low profile construction
• Consistent, uniform illumination
• Visible at 50 feet in total blackout (UL 924, ULC, CCMC 13211-R)
• Saves on energy costs
• Listed to UL 924 through UL, ICC ES #6040 meeting all current building codes, meets NFPA
• Life Safety Code 101 and OSHA requirements
• CCMC Evaluation Report CCMC 13211R
• Energy Star

• Sizes: 7.5” x 13” x .075” (7280 = 10” x 17” x .075”),(Sortie 7.5”x 18.125”x .075”)
• Letter Size: .8125” stroke with 6” height (7280 = 1” stroke with 8” height)
• Background: Photoluminescent
• Illumination: High Visibility Green
• Visibility: 50 feet
• Directional: 2 arrows included
• Construction: Plastic photoluminescent panel/red or green lettering
• Durability: Explosion-proof for areas requiring explosion-proof exit signage
• Tests Passed: UL 924 Emergency Lighting and Power Equipment Listed through UL; ICC ES # 6040, California State Fire Marshall listing #6200-1617; 100; City of Los Angeles Research Report: RR 25531 (CSI #16530); Ontario Building Material Evaluation Commission Authorization Report BMEC #03-12-291;CCMC 13211-R
• Life Expectancy: 25+ years
• Power Requirements: NO electrical or mechanical source required
• Installation: Surface mounted. Before installation it must be determined that there is a minimum of 54 lux of fluorescent, metal halide or mercury vapor light on the face(s) of the sign at all times during building occupancy.
• Applications: Both high-level and low-level