Panneau évacuation picto porte droite montée photoluminescent
Panneau évacuation picto porte droite montée photoluminescent

Photoluminescent evacuation sign right door up arrow – 1 mm PVC

From €36.00 to €44.00 excl. VAT (?)
The panel
  • Right-door exit, up arrow
  • Towards the upper level
  • Marker for basements
  • Green 1 mm PVC
  • Legible without power
  • Made-to-order size
Format
Quantity (The panel)
Total : €43.20 excl. VAT

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The up-arrow right-door evacuation sign marks a climb out: from a basement, a technical cellar, or an underground car park, it points to the upper-level exit, reached through a door on the right. Being photoluminescent, it stays legible without power or daylight. Its 1 mm PVC support complies with ISO 6790/7010. The green color identifies a safe-condition instruction.

Where to fit the up-arrow sign ?

  • At the head of a rising staircase, where the steps climb towards the exit.
  • At the entrance of a car-park ramp, in the direction of the way out.
  • On intermediate landings of a stairwell, to hold the direction of travel.
  • Beside the right-hand door occupants must pass through.
  • Alongside safety lighting, never in its place.
  • At clear eye level, free of obstacles and glare.

Marking the climb to an emergency exit


In a buried level, the exit is never on the occupants' floor; they must climb. This sign makes that movement explicit, from an underground car park to basement archives or a technical room. Set at the foot of the staircase, it hands over to the evacuation signage that takes over at ground floor. The upward arrow and the right-hand door fix a single direction, leaving no doubt in a tense moment. It belongs wherever people leave a low level to reach the street.

Combining evacuation pictograms across levels


Marking only works if it stays coherent along the whole route. On a path that changes floors, each sign must relay the previous one without contradicting the direction. This up-arrow sign pairs with a down-arrow version where people descend and a left-door version when the door is on the other side. The marker is chosen at each decision point from the real layout. This overall logic drives the plan far more than any single sign.

Photoluminescent signage made for buried levels


A basement combines two causes of darkness: no natural light and the risk of a power cut. The support stores ambient light while lit, then releases it in the dark, with no wiring or battery. The pictogram then stays identifiable long enough to reach the steps. This passive visual relay supports safety lighting without replacing it.

Matching evacuation signage to reading distance


The size is chosen from where the sign must be seen. The 300 × 100 mm suit is close to reading, at the head of steps or beside a door. The 600 × 200 mm sign reads from afar, in a stairwell opening or an open ramp. The pictogram follows ISO 7010 and MFX 08003/ISO 6790/7010, on a screen-printed 1 mm PVC support resistant to oils and solvents. For a non-standard format, a made-to-order safety sign takes over. References and the EAN are listed in the specifications below.

Frequently asked questions

When should an upward arrow be used rather than a downward one?

The upward arrow is used when the exit is reached by climbing: leaving a basement, an underground car park or moving to a floor above. The downward arrow signals a descent. The pictogram must reflect the occupants' real movement.

Is the sign suitable for an underground car park?

Yes. Its photoluminescence makes it legible without daylight or power, meeting the constraints of a buried level. The screen-printed 1 mm PVC support resists the oils and solvents common in such rooms.

Yes. Its photoluminescence makes it legible without daylight or power, meeting the constraints of a buried level. The screen-printed 1 mm PVC support resists the oils and solvents common in such rooms.

Each decision point gets the sign matching the real movement: an up arrow to climb, a down arrow to descend, and a right or left door to suit the layout. Continuity of direction from one sign to the next makes the plan effective.

Is a different sign needed for a left-hand door?

Yes. A left-door up-arrow version covers the mirrored layout. The choice follows the door's actual position on the landing.

Does the sign replace an illuminated emergency luminaire?

No. It is passive and complements safety lighting rather than replacing it. Both work together in an evacuation plan.

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-317-2-PH
3701053911721

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SP-CS-317-1-PH 300 x 100 mm
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€52.80
SP-CS-317-2-PH 600x200mm
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€43.20

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