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The system for optimal escape route marking
Depending on requirements, low and high location safety guidance systems are deployed for visual marking of escape routes. They can be electrical or photoluminescent.
In public buildings, the workplace guideline (ASR) A 1.3 stipulates that escape route markings must still be clearly visible in the event of a mains failure in order to clearly indicate the way to both rescuers and those fleeing the building in an emergency. Safety guidance systems are comprised of various components:
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We prepare the plans you need for an escape route guidance system in compliance with the appropriate directives and standards.
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Escape routes, first-aid and fire prevention/detection equipment must be marked clearly and durably. P.E.R. provides both photoluminescent and electrical versions.
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The system marks the escape route in the form of continuous floor or wall-mounted strips at a maximum height of 40 cm above the floor. P.E.R. supplies luminescent and electrical components for this purpose.
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Optimally incorporated safety
P.E.R. products are so flexible that they can be adapted to practically any surroundings.
EN ISO 9001:2000
We are certified to the international standard DIN EN ISO 9001:2000.
Short survey
In your view, are the safety way guidance systems currently used in hotels adequate in the event of a fire?
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