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Photoluminescent Standards |
ASTM Home Page
Specifies minimum acceptable luminance values to qualify a material as a safety marking. |
ASTM Home Page
Describes in detail how to test photoluminescent markings to obtain repeatable luminance results. |
ASTM Home Page
Describes recommended uses and gives information about photoluminescent safety markings as floor and wall mounted markings. |
DIN Home Page (English)
Part 1: Measurement and identification by the manufacturer.
Part 2: Measurement at the Place of Use.
Part 3: Photoluminescent escape route systems.
Part 4: Products for photoluminescent escape route systems, markings and applications. |
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IMO Resolution A752.18 |
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IMO Home Page
Published in 1993 by the International Maritime Organization, requiring low-location lighting on board passenger ships carrying more than 36 passengers. |
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APTA SS-PS-002-98 Rev.1 |
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APTA Home Page
Standard for emergency signage for egress/access of passenger rail equipment. |
APTA Home Page
Standard for low-location exit path marking published by the American Public Transit Association. |
| Available from Japanese Standards Association, Tokyo, Japan. |
| Military Specification canceled by DoD and replaced by ASTM E 2072-00, ASTM E 2073-00 and ASTM E 2030-99 |
UL Home Page
Latest revision from July 11, 2001 allows photoluminescent high performance EXIT signs that fulfill UL's new, stringent requirements |
UL Home Page
Exit path marker classifications that will be discontinued on January 9, 2002 |
| Specification for self luminous exit signs |
| Fire safety signs, notices and graphic symbols. Code of practice for escape route signing part 4:2000 |
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