Final reports of the Federal Building and Fire Investigation of the World Trade Center Disaster, NIST recommends that egress systems be designed with consistent layouts, standardized signage and guidance so that systems becomes intuitive and obvious to building occupants during evacuations.
 

                NiGHTSHiNE Photoluminescent Exit Signs and Systems

             ü   Improve Safety with Extra-Bright NiGHTSHiNE™

             ü Photoluminescent Emergency Exit Signs & Markers

             ü A cost effective way to illuminate your stairwells.

NiGHTSHiNE photoluminescent glow-in-the-dark guidance strips, pathway markers, and glow-in-the-dark exit signs provide illuminated, safe, non-electric routing for emergency exits and stairways in the event of power failures or to supplement electric or emergency lighting.

Photoluminescent markers provide the most reliable and economical emergency pathway illumination, and our brighter, longer-lasting exit signs and products for emergency egress offer you truly superior luminescence.

Emergency markers have earned UL Certification and meet or exceed UL Codes and other requirements for interior and exterior applications -- including the 2009 International Building Code.

NiGHTSHiNE markers are powered by high-performance Strontium Aluminate photoluminescent material that shines longer and more intensely than standard phosphors. We encase this material in a matrix that enables our products to glow 30 times brighter than standard photoluminescent products.

This is not fragile glow-in-the-dark tape. Our superior photoluminescent material is embedded in rugged, weather-resistant aluminum-backed strips and signs that stand up to heavy use and direct UV light.

NiGHTSHiNE photoluminescent products are warranted and provide highly visible emergency path illumination and signage that is non-electric, non-radioactive, non-toxic, durable, recyclable, long-lasting, maintenance-free, weather-resistant, and UV stable.

NiGHTSHiNE's product line includes Exit Path Markers, Auxiliary Light Sources, Stair Tread Nosings, Aisle Markers, Hand Rail Markers, and Exit Signs.

These photoluminescent products can be used in combination to provide a complete visible routing system for safe emergency egress.

They recharge from ambient light -- whether daylight or fluorescent or incandescent interior lighting -- and glow reliably for over 24 hours, showing the route to safe exit pathways.

Photoluminescent Emergency Exit Path Markings & Exit Signs

ü Provide bright emergency lighting during a power loss.
ü   Suitable for stair nosings, path and hallway use, handrails, doors, obstructions, and entryway or

      exit markers
ü Require no battery backup
ü Ozone safe, PVC free, Zero VOCs
ü Made from recycled products
ü Can be recycled with no land fill disposal costs
ü Energy-free lighting
ü Zero operating costs
ü Charged by ambient light
ü Completely non-toxic and non-radioactive
ü Guaranteed!

Stair Nosings
 

ü Aesthetically pleasing
ü Single and two-component systems
ü Can be installed during or after construction
ü Allow for easy tread replacement
ü Available in aluminum, cast iron, abrasive, retrofit, and bronze
ü Available as screw-secured or drive-fit systems
ü LEED point qualified
ü Non-electric, energy-efficient, ambient-light charged safety path lighting
ü Perfect for interior or exterior installation
ü Constructed of recycled content and easily recycled
ü Ozone-friendly, non-toxic, non-radioactive, no VOCs

 

Photoluminescent Exit Path Marking Systems

 

NiGHTSHiNE high-powered, non-electric photoluminescent emergency exit path markings and emergency exit signs provide safe, illuminated routing for stairways and exits whenever there's a need for emergency egress and wherever supplementation of electric or emergency lighting is desired or required by code.

NiGHTSHiNE photoluminescent guidance strips and exit signs are powered by Strontium Aluminate material that recharges in ambient light, glows longer and over 30 times brighter than standard photoluminescents.

 

NiGHTSHiNE strips are also non-toxic, non-radioactive, and PVC-and VOC-free. They improve safety, reduce liability, can be recycled, and qualify for LEED points.

In the 2009 International Building Code, Section 1024, the International Council of Code Officials adopted a requirement that all non-residential buildings, new and existing, over 75 feet in height must install Photoluminescent Emergency Exit Systems in all enclosed emergency stairwells.

 

NiGHTSHiNE durable, efficient products are the ideal choice for meeting this and other national and local code requirements.

 

Steptread and Stairnosing examples;

 

 

 

NS2140	NS4040 & 4199	NS315
NS405	NS330	NS607

 

 

Nightshine - NS2140

 

 

ü	Economic
ü	High PL Brightness
ü	Long After Glow
ü	Arenas & Theaters
ü	Exceeds PL Codes
ü	NYC Approved
ü	Slip Retardant
ü	Durable

 

Nightshine - ST4199

 

 

ü	Economical
ü	Emergency Egress
ü	Exceeds PL Codes
ü	NYC Approved
ü	Slip Retardant
ü	Durable

 

Site Installations

Fisher Brothers Exit Stairwell

 

Lights ON

 

 

Lights Off

 

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 

 

 

 

Lights On

 

 

Lights Off

 

Qwest Field Seattle Washington

 

 

 

San Antonio Riverwalk

 

Daytime

Night time

 

Hand Rail

 

	ü Economical ü Durable ü High PL Brightness ü NYC Approved ü Exceeds PL Codes ü Easy to Install
Nightshine - HR4010

 

Aisle Markers

 

	●ü Maintenance Free ● ●ü Anti- graffiti surface ● ● ü Easy Installation ● ● ü Glows Brightly, Distinctly ● ● ü Fits any carpet or finished surface

Turner Civic Center

 

   

 

GOLD COAST - QUEENSLAND - AUSTRALIA

 

Sales, Inquiries & Orders;
Direct:		07 30401600
Office:		07 55977768
Fax:		07 55977977
Contacts:
Ian Mossman   - Mobile		0408 701247
- Email		ianmossman@gmnightshine.com.au
Rita Mossman - Mobile		0405 964277
- Email		ritamossman@gmnightshine.com.au
	General:	info@gmnightshine.com.au
	Sales:	sales@gmnightshine.com.au

 

 

OR

on

 

 

Copyright © 2007 - NiGHTSHiNE Australia  

 All material and content remains the property of NiGHTSHiNE
and may not be used without permission or consent of the publisher.