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A Quick Guide to LED Exit Signs

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Over the years, the LED technology has made many advances and brought energy-efficient light sources for our interiors and exteriors. Still, there are some areas where sometimes LED technology is overlooked. For example, exit signs are safety devices that are permanently lit and are installed near the egress points of the building to ensure smooth evacuation of the individuals present at the time of emergency. 

It’s essential to get everyone out with safety at the time of emergency. Therefore, the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) has set some regulations regarding the proper presence of emergency exit lights near the egress point. The marking on the exit signs must be adequate and visible at all times. It is also vital to comply with the rules and regulations of the local governance. 

The LED exit signs are mostly made of thermoplastic for better durability and heat resistance, and there are many variants available in the LED market.  They can be mounted directly via a bracket or fixed directly on the wall of the establishment. They are cost-friendly and are a better replacement against traditional exit lights. In addition, the LED exit signs ensure functionality during power outages with an efficient battery backup.

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It is essential to check the functionality of exit signs regularly. The checks ensure that you comply with the OSHA guidelines and are fully prepared to face any emergency. Seek the help of a professional light expert and heck the fixtures. Ensure that there are no loose wires which can mess with the power supply of the fixture. If the lights are surface mounted, then one should securely fix them. The battery backup is also tested regularly by the light expert for proper operational functionality. The LED exit lights are free from mercury and other harmful toxins.



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