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Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs
£4.99
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SKU
FR037HP*
Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs help you identify call points in corridors, plant rooms and shared buildings, keeping alarms easier to find during power loss or smoke.
Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs identify manual call points using the F005 fire alarm pictogram, red fire safety colour and glow-in-the-dark film. They help you guide staff, visitors and contractors in corridors, stairwells, reception areas and shared workspaces when normal lighting fails.
Best Places to Fit Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs
You should install this sign directly above or beside each manual call point, especially on corridor walls, final-exit routes, stair landings and shared access areas. Keeping the sign close to the alarm removes doubt, so people can find the activation point quickly in poor light or smoke.
Viewing Distance Guidance for Fire Alarm Identification
Use the 150 x 150mm size where people approach the alarm at close range, typically within 3–5 metres. For longer corridors, place repeat signs at decision points rather than relying on one distant sign; glow performance helps most when the sign is charged by normal lighting.
| Size option | Practical viewing range | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| H 150 x W 150mm | Approx. 3–5 metres | Beside or above manual call points |
What Improves Once the Alarm Point Is Clearly Signed
After installation, the alarm point becomes easier to spot before and during an emergency. You reduce hesitation, help new visitors understand what to press and give staff a clearer visual cue when lighting drops, smoke builds or a busy corridor becomes confusing.
✅ Faster recognition of the call point during alarm situations
✅ Less uncertainty for visitors, contractors and temporary staff
✅ Stronger visibility support when mains lighting is reduced
Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Sign Technical Details
- Sign message: “Fire alarm”
- Purpose: identifies manual alarm activation points
- Pictogram: hand pressing alarm call point
- EN ISO 7010 code: F005 fire alarm call point
- Conforms to EN ISO 7010
- Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
- PSPA, DIN and IMO compliant
- Photoluminescence Class: Class B
- 6hrs+ illumination after suitable light charging
- Material options: Rigid Plastic, Polyester
- Material thickness: 1.1mm
- Size: H 150 x W 150mm
- Shape: square
- Orientation: portrait
- Background colour: red
- Text colour: white
- Symbols colour: white
- Finish: film glows brightly in darkness
- Photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Supplied in single
- Where to use: near fire alarm call points
- Display area: indoors/outdoors
- Fixing: rigid plastic screws separately, polyester self-adhesive backing
Fitting Advice That Helps the Fire Alarm Sign Work Properly
❌ Placement faults that slow recognition
❌ Do not mount it away from the actual call point.
❌ Do not place it behind doors, coat racks or shelving.
❌ Do not rely on one sign for a long corridor with bends.
❌ Situations where this sign is not enough
❌ Do not use it as a substitute for a working alarm system.
❌ Do not fit it where no regular light source can charge the film.
❌ Do not use it to identify extinguishers or fire action instructions.
✅ Better installation choices
✅ Fit at eye-catching height beside or above the call point.
✅ Keep the face clean so the glow surface can charge properly.
✅ Repeat signage at corridor turns where the alarm is not obvious.
Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs questions answered
What are Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs used for? They show you exactly where a manual fire alarm call point is located, using a glow-in-the-dark finish to support recognition if normal lighting is reduced.
Should the sign go above or beside the call point? Fit it as close as practical to the call point, normally directly above or alongside it, so the message and alarm position are understood together.
Is this the right choice for corridors with low light? Yes, provided the sign can charge from normal lighting before use. It is especially useful in corridors, stairwells, exits and back-of-house routes.
Does the pictogram matter for compliance? Yes. The F005 fire alarm call point pictogram helps create consistent fire safety identification and supports EN ISO 7010-style recognition.
When should I choose rigid plastic instead of polyester? Choose rigid plastic where you need a more durable wall-mounted sign. Choose polyester for smoother surfaces where a self-adhesive fixing is more practical.
Nite-Glo Fire Alarm Signs Practical Features and Site Benefits
Features
- ✓ F005 fire alarm pictogram for recognised call point identification
- ✓ Photoluminescent finish supports visibility when lighting fails
- ✓ Red square fire safety design matches alarm location use
- ✓ Rigid plastic or polyester options suit different fixing needs
Benefits
- ✓ Helps you reduce delay when someone needs to raise the alarm
- ✓ Supports clearer fire safety routes in darker shared areas
- ✓ Makes call points easier to identify for unfamiliar visitors
- ✓ Gives you a simple upgrade for corridors, exits and plant rooms
Nite-Glo and alarm point sign comparisons
For another glow-led option, compare Nite-Glo photo-luminescent fire alarm signs. Useful where you want alarm locations to remain easier to pick out in reduced light.
If the sign needs to identify a specific manual point, look at glow fire alarm call point signs. They give clearer support where people must find the activation point quickly.
For a rigid acrylic format, review Nite-Glo acrylic call point signs. A useful choice where you want a neat sign finish as well as low-light visibility.
For the complete choice, use Nite-Glo and fire alarm call point signage. It helps you compare message type, material and placement needs together.
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