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Trying to find the right exit signs?  Consider our straightforward manual.

Exit signs are not only necessary for the saftey of your building's occupants, but they are also required by state and federal regulators.. Since their inception, exit signs have saved countless lives by alerting occupants to the location of the nearest exit during an emergency such as a fire, power outage, or earthquake.

Exit signs are needed to be installed along corridors and above doorways and buildings cannot receive a Certificate of Occupancy (CoO) without having correct installation and inspection. The NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) produces the NFPA 101: Life Safety Code, which gives the guidelines that neighborhood, state, and federal building departments use to create constructing and fire code regulations.

There's an exit sign for each scenario:  Cost-effective Thermoplastic Exit Signs, Low Maintenance Non-Electrical Exit Signs, Durable Cast Aluminum Exit Signs, Weatherproof Wet Location Exit Signs, Upscale Edge-Lit Exit Signs.

If electricity just isn't accessible at the location you'll need to put in your exit sign into, take into account buying a non-electrical exit sign.