An AED photoluminescent sign shows where an automated external defibrillator is located, helping staff, visitors and emergency responders recognise essential emergency equipment quickly. It is used on walls, doors and glazing where the AED is nearby and visibility still matters if lighting drops or fails.

Where This Glow AED Sign Works Best

Fit it where people first look for the defibrillator, such as above the unit, on the door to the room, beside glazing or on the nearest wall facing the approach. It is most effective where the AED is close by but could be missed in corridors, receptions, sports areas or shared workspaces.

Viewing Distance In Metres And Feet

The 210 x 148 mm size suits closer viewing at around 1 to 3 metres (3 to 10 feet), the 297 x 210 mm size is better at roughly 3 to 6 metres (10 to 20 feet), and the 420 x 297 mm size is more suitable where you need earlier recognition from about 6 to 10 metres (20 to 33 feet).

What This Sign Improves Once It Is In Place

When this sign is fitted in a clear line of sight, it helps people recognise the AED position faster and reduces hesitation at the point where urgent action is needed. That becomes even more valuable when normal lighting is poor or interrupted.

✅ Faster recognition of the defibrillator position in darker conditions

✅ Clearer emergency equipment identification for everyone on site

✅ Less delay when a defibrillator is urgently needed

Core Details For This Nite-Glo AED Sign

Sign message: AED Automated External Defibrillator
EN ISO 7010 Code: E012
Conforms to EN ISO 7010
Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
Sign type: First aid
Sign type: Safe condition
Orientation: Portrait
Shape: Rectangle

Materials: Polyester
Materials: Rigid Plastic
Finish: Film glows brightly in darkness
Photoluminescent
Non-reflective
PSPA Class B
Photoluminescence Class: Class B
Recharge time: 5 minutes

Size: H 210 x W 148 mm
Size: H 297 x W 210 mm
Size: H 420 x W 297 mm
Background colours: Green/White
Pictogram symbols: First aid cross, Universal AED
Fitting: Wall, door or window mount
Display area: Indoors/Outdoors
Supplied in single

ⓘ Installation Guidance

How To Choose The Best Setup For This Glow AED Sign

❌ When placement often falls short

❌ Fixing it too low or among cluttered wall information
❌ Using the smallest size where the first view is several metres away
❌ Positioning it where an open door or furniture blocks visibility

❌ When another option may suit you better

❌ Do not rely on this sign alone if the AED is around a turn or along a longer route
❌ Do not choose a glow sign for brightness alone if the real issue is poor placement
❌ Do not use rigid plastic unless the fixing method suits the surface available

✅ Better choices for clearer results

✅ Choose polyester for smooth doors, glazing and other clean flat surfaces
✅ Choose rigid plastic where you want a firmer face and a more substantial finish
✅ Choose the larger sizes where earlier recognition matters across wider areas

? Customers Questions

Questions People Ask About Nite-Glo AED Signs

What does this AED sign tell you? It shows where the automated external defibrillator is located, using a clear emergency equipment symbol and text that can still be easier to see when lighting is reduced.

When should you choose a photoluminescent AED sign instead of a standard version? Choose it where lighting could fall during an incident, where corridors or shared areas become darker at night or where you want extra reassurance that the AED position remains easier to spot.

Which size should you use? Use the smaller size for close viewing on doors, cabinets and tighter approaches, the middle size for general wall positions and the largest size where people need to recognise the sign earlier across wider spaces.

Is this sign enough on its own? It is enough where the defibrillator is already on the main line of sight. If the AED sits around a corner or deeper into a building, add extra directional signs before this final location sign.

Should you choose polyester or rigid plastic? Polyester suits smooth flat surfaces where self-adhesive fixing is useful, while rigid plastic is a better choice where you want a firmer sign face for a more substantial finish.

✔ Features & Benefits

Why This Photoluminescent AED Sign Is A Strong Choice

Features

✓ Photoluminescent face glows after light exposure
✓ EN ISO 7010 E012 symbol supports quick recognition
✓ Three size options suit short and longer viewing distances
✓ Polyester and rigid plastic options cover different fixing needs

Benefits

✓ Helps you keep the AED easier to identify if lighting fails
✓ Gives staff and visitors clearer visual confirmation in an emergency
✓ Lets you choose a size that suits the space more sensibly
✓ Reduces time lost searching for essential equipment

Low-light AED signage alternatives to compare

For another glow-in-the-dark AED option, compare Xtra-Glo AED defibrillator signs where emergency equipment must remain noticeable. Useful in dim corridors, stair approaches and public buildings.

Where a wider landscape layout suits the fixing space, consider landscape Nite-Glo AED signs for broader wall visibility. Suitable above cabinets or beside access doors.

If the sign must project from the wall, use Xtra-Glo AED projecting signs to improve recognition from two approach directions. Helpful in longer corridors.

For suspended identification above the route, choose an AED double-sided hanging sign. It gives clearer overhead guidance in open reception or waiting areas.

For a full choice of emergency formats, visit glow and standard AED safety signs. It helps you match visibility to lighting, layout and user movement.

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