- Sign Type:
- Safe Condition Sign
- Sign Reads:
- Disability Assistance Telephone
- Orientation:
- Square
- Application:
- Designed for indoor or outdoor use
- Guarantee:
- Subject to material type and use in the appropriate setting. Does not account for extreme or atypical environmental conditions
- How To Order:
- Select the required size, material, any additional coatings, fixings and then add to basket.
- Artwork ID:
- Z4S-EPD-0-46C
Photoluminescent Disability Assistance Telephone - 3D Corridor Sign
As Low As £12.78
Photoluminescent Disability Assistance Telephone - 3D Corridor Sign
Item 1 of 4
Item 1 of 4
As Low As £12.78
In an evacuation, smoke and power failures can limit the availability of light. These signs remain illuminated and can be seen from either direction, providing critical guidance for mobility impaired occupants during an emergency.
- Compliant with Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 and conforming to EN ISO 7010:2020
- An easy way of improving safety: significantly more effective than signs which cannot be seen in low light, for minimal extra cost
- Superior quality printing delivers crisp, clear and compliant messages using specialist durable inks with UV stabilisation
- Choose from 3 high quality photoluminescent grades for optimum glow in the dark duration and intensity
- Extra-tough, lightweight Palboard, guaranteed for 4 years
- Made in the UK by a specialist photoluminescent sign manufacturer with 95% of orders shipped within 1-2 working days
In an evacuation, smoke and power failures can limit the availability of light. These signs remain illuminated and can be seen from either direction, providing critical guidance for mobility impaired occupants during an emergency.
- Compliant with Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 and conforming to EN ISO 7010:2020
- An easy way of improving safety: significantly more effective than signs which cannot be seen in low light, for minimal extra cost
- Superior quality printing delivers crisp, clear and compliant messages using specialist durable inks with UV stabilisation
- Choose from 3 high quality photoluminescent grades for optimum glow in the dark duration and intensity
- Extra-tough, lightweight Palboard, guaranteed for 4 years
- Made in the UK by a specialist photoluminescent sign manufacturer with 95% of orders shipped within 1-2 working days
ISO 3864 – International Standard for Safety Signs & Markings:
This international standard defines the design principles for safety signs that convey safety messages. By following ISO 3864, our relevant signs are designed with the official and appropriate colours to effectively communicate essential safety information, reducing the risk of accidents and confusion in the workplace.
ISO 7010 - Graphical Symbols for Safety Communication:
Outlines the design and application of standardised safety signs to ensure clear and consistent communication in public spaces, workplaces, and more. The symbols in our relevant signs comply with ISO 7010, which helps to ensure that each sign is universally understood, regardless of language or cultural differences.
BS 5499 Fire safety signs, notices and graphic symbols
British Standard providing guidelines for the design, installation, and use of fire safety signs, notices, and graphic symbols. The standard is intended to ensure that fire safety information is communicated effectively to all building occupants, helping them to identify escape routes, locate firefighting equipment, and understand safety procedures. BS 5499 specifies the use of internationally recognised symbols and signs (see ISO 3864 & ISO 7010), which should be consistent in design and located in conspicuous positions throughout a facility.
The Health and Safety Regulations 1996 – Safety & Warning
The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 implemented European Council Directive 92/58/EEC on minimum requirements for the provision of safety signs at work. Within this, signs are categorised into specific types with prescribed layouts to ensure immediate recognition.
Safety & Guidance: the regulation aims to ensure that safety and security risks are clearly communicated, understood, and can be acted upon to prevent accidents and injuries.
Liability: If an accident occurs, the presence of suitable signage shows that reasonable safety measures were taken, which could limit legal repercussions.
Our Safe Condition (including Escape Route), Prohibition, Warning and Mandatory signs comply with the safety colour regulations. This ensures that certain colours adhere to their specific meanings. Safety signs are not a substitute for those other methods of controlling risks such as engineering controls and safe systems of work.
The Health and Safety Regulations 1996 - Fire Safety
The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 implemented European Council Directive 92/58/EEC on minimum requirements for the provision of safety signs at work. Within this, signs are categorised into specific types with prescribed layouts to ensure immediate recognition.
This part of the regulation implements those aspects of the European Council Directive 92/58/EEC dealing with fire safety. Advice on the use of fire safety signs can be obtained from your enforcing authority for fire safety. In general, these Regulations will not require any changes where existing fire safety signs containing symbols comply with BS 5499. New signs are also acceptable if they are similarly chosen to comply with BS 5499.
Safety & Guidance: the regulation aims to ensure that safety and security risks are clearly communicated, understood, and can be acted upon to prevent accidents and injuries.
Liability: If an accident occurs, the presence of suitable signage show that reasonable safety measures were taken, which could limit legal repercussions.
Our Safe Condition (including Escape Route), Prohibition, Warning and Mandatory signs comply with the safety colour regulations. This ensures that certain colours adhere to their specific meanings. Safety signs are not a substitute for those other methods of controlling risks such as engineering controls and safe systems of work.
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which applies to all non-domestic premises in England and Wales, clear and effective signage is mandatory to ensure fire safety. Emergency escape routes and exits must be well-marked with signs that are visible even in low light or during smoke-obscured conditions, which are ideal use-cases for photoluminescent signage. These signs are crucial for guiding occupants safely out of the building and enabling them to respond effectively in case of a fire.
All fire safety signs must conform to BS 5499, which specifies the design and application of such signs.
Equality Act 2010
The Equality Act 2010 requires that facilities and services, including emergency evacuation procedures, are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities. This legislation underpins the requirement for clear and effective signage for disabled person evacuation, ensuring that all individuals are provided with the necessary information to evacuate safely.
