Photoluminescent Running Man exit sign with right arrow, available in multiple formats, materials and options through the drop-down menu.
No returnable if used. For more information about our return policy, please refer to the Orders and Returns.
This photoluminescent exit sign with a Running Man pictogram and right arrow is used to indicate that people must turn or follow a right-hand direction on an evacuation route. The base text specifies that this universal pictogram is multilingual because it contains no text, and that it can complement an existing emergency lighting system. Several formats, materials and options are available in the drop-down menu; customer service can also help you choose a sign suited to the building. This sign does not replace the installation of an electrically connected exit luminaire when one is required.
Product code: EI311PH
The base text describes this pictogram as an indication placed in a corridor, near an intersection or before a door when the route requires people to move to the right. It is therefore suitable for paths where the exit is not immediately obvious from the user’s position. The other directions in the same series can complete the route when the evacuation path changes orientation.
The photoluminescent material recharges with ambient light and remains visible for about 5 hours afterwards, according to the base text. This visibility can help clarify the direction to take during a power failure or in lower-visibility conditions. The sign may also be used temporarily during work, under the applicable site conditions, but it remains complementary signage and not an automatic replacement for required equipment.
The base text indicates that this sign may be offered in styrene, aluminum or self-adhesive vinyl. It also mentions two-sided V-shaped signs and wall-perpendicular L-shaped signs, depending on the available options. The 9 x 6 in and 12 x 8 in formats are offered, and the 12 x 8 in styrene format is presented as a popular choice for indoor installation.
The material choice depends on the workplace, reading distance and installation location. Styrene can be used indoors or outdoors, but colours may fade faster if the sign is exposed to UV rays. Aluminum is often preferred outdoors or in areas where impacts are possible, while self-adhesive vinyl is generally more durable indoors.
The base text notes that styrene or aluminum signs can be removed during painting work, which may help avoid replacing the entire sign. In a corridor, an L-shaped sign can help with wall-perpendicular visibility, while a V-shaped sign can be seen from 180 degrees in a large room or near an intersection. Final installation must always follow the applicable building requirements.
Please contact customer service for formats other than those offered in the boxes above, for English or bilingual signs, or for custom signage. The base text indicates that some special orders may require about four weeks before reception. This verification is useful when the building requires a specific combination of format, material, shape or direction.
It is used to indicate a right-hand direction on an evacuation route, for example at a corridor intersection.
No. The base text specifies that it can complement an existing emergency lighting system, but it does not replace a required luminaire.
The base text indicates that the material recharges with ambient light and remains visible for about 5 hours afterwards.
The listed materials are styrene, aluminum and self-adhesive vinyl, depending on the available options.
The 9 x 6 in and 12 x 8 in formats are listed, with other formats possible by special order.
You may also need complementary safety equipment. See these items; to complete the Running Man series, review the exit (EI308PH), down (EI309PH), up (EI310PH) and left (EI312PH) signs.
Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page. If you are looking for additional equipment, consider the following products: for the other directions in the same family, add the 90 right (EI313PH) and 90 left (EI314PH) signs; for a Running Man exit sign without battery, see the powered (LUMRM) sign; and for an exit sign with back-up battery, use the battery (LUMRMB) model.
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