Panneau évacuation picto porte gauche descente
Panneau évacuation picto porte gauche descente

Photoluminescent evacuation sign – left door, arrow down – 1 mm PVC

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The panel
  • Left door exit, arrow down
  • Standardized ISO 7010 pictogram
  • Rigid 1 mm PVC support
  • Customization on request
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The left-door down-arrow photoluminescent evacuation sign marks an emergency exit through a door on the left, going down. Its green pictogram meets ISO 7010, mandatory in France since 2014. Being photoluminescent, it stays visible without power, backing up the safety lighting. The 1 mm PVC support mounts indoors and outdoors.

What to remember about this left-door exit sign?

  • Direction shown: door on the left, downward arrow, for an exit reached by going down.
  • Regulated pictogram: compliant with ISO 7010 and MFX 08003 ISO 6790/7010.
  • Safety green background: the safe-condition colour covers most of the surface, as the standard requires.
  • Photoluminescence: the support releases stored light and stays legible in the dark.
  • Material: 1 mm screen-printed PVC, resistant to oils and solvents.
  • Two sizes and made-to-order manufacturing on request.

What does the left-door down-arrow pictogram mean?

An evacuation pictogram leaves no room for interpretation. The figure passing through an opening set on the left shows the door's position; the downward arrow states that the exit is reached by going down, towards a staircase or a lower level. The green background identifies a safe-condition instruction, as opposed to the red of fire or the yellow of hazard.

This visual grammar is set by ISO 7010, which harmonizes safety symbols across Europe. Choosing the right pictogram avoids sending occupants the wrong way under stress. Consistency with the evacuation signage along the rest of the route makes it a reliable marker.

Why does ISO 7010 make this sign mandatory?


NF EN ISO 7010 has been mandatory in France since 1 January 2014. It requires standardised pictograms and a green background covering at least half the surface of a safe-condition sign. Beyond the symbol, the framework stems from the French Labour Code (articles R4227-37 onward) and, for public-access buildings, the fire safety regulation (order of 25 June 1980). The employer or operator must ensure visible, compliant signage along every escape route. For exits, the sign is fitted above the relevant door. It fits the building signage of an office, retail or industrial site subject to these obligations.

How does a photoluminescent sign complement safety lighting?


A photoluminescent sign and a self-contained emergency luminaire play different roles. The luminaire lights the volume and the route; the sign carries a marker and a direction. The former stays mandatory in public buildings and workplaces; the latter does not replace it, it complements it. The value of photoluminescence lies in its passive autonomy: the support stores ambient light and then releases it in the dark, with no wiring or battery, during an outage or at night. This afterglow performance is framed by NF EN ISO 17398, which defines luminance classes and minimum emission durations. The up-arrow version applies the same logic on a rising route.

How to choose a compliant evacuation sign size?


The size is chosen from the distance at which the sign must stay legible. The 300 × 100 mm suits close mounting, above a door or at the head of a staircase; the 600 × 200 mm reads at a distance, in a hall or large volume. In every case, the pictogram and green background stay compliant, whatever the size. The screen-printed 1 mm PVC support tolerates oils and solvents, allowing mounting in a workshop or outdoors. For a non-standard format, a made-to-order safety sign adapts dimensions and artwork.

Questions fréquentes

Does the downward arrow mean a staircase?

It means the exit is reached by going down: a staircase to a lower level, a ramp or an exit set below. Paired with the left-hand door, it fixes a single direction.

Is this sign enough on its own to be compliant?

No. It is part of an overall system: signage along the whole route, mandatory safety lighting and an evacuation plan. The ISO 7010 sign is one element, not the whole.

Should it be fitted above the door?

For an emergency exit, the sign is placed above the relevant door, at clear eye level. This keeps it visible within a crowd.

Does photoluminescence replace an emergency luminaire?

No. The self-contained emergency luminaire stays mandatory. The photoluminescent sign complements it by keeping a marker visible without power.

Which version if the door is on the right?

A right-door version covers the mirrored layout. The choice follows the door's actual position along the route.

Price
From €36.00 to €44.00 excl. VAT
Unit
The panel
Conditioning
Individually
Guarantee
1 year
Printing
Silkscreen
Printing resistance
Excellent
General resistance
Oils / Solvents
Form
Rectangular
Color
Green
Certification
ISO 7010 standard: graphic symbols and safety signal colors
SBE
SP-CS-308-2-PH
3701053911097

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