MOST Electricians get this WRONG! - Emergency Exit Signs

When an emergency happens, you need to be able to evacuate quickly and safely. That's why it's important to know the right way to go! In this video, we'll show you which direction the arrow should point on emergency exit signs.

Ansell Lighting's Adler emergency exit sign range is a flexible and versatile solution for emergency lighting compliance. The sign features interchangeable graphics, making it easy to change the directions to suit specific site requirements. The sign also includes self-testing capabilities to ensure that the batteries are working and that the light is visible in the event of an emergency.

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00:00 Should the arrow point up or down?
00:30 What is the real world situation?
00:55 Ansell Adler range
01:45 5 year battery warranty
02:03 Dual function Exit Box
02:40 Self Testing
03:28 Available in White and Black
04:40 Ask the eFIXX Viewers
05:02 ICEL Guidance
05:46 Older guidance & regulations
06:50 Mixed signage
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