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NMC EMH4 Evacuation MAP in CASE of FIRE DO NOT USE Elevators USE STAIRWAYS Sign - 11.5 in. x 11 in. Acrylic Fire Safety Sign with Graphic, White on Black
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NMC EMH4 Evacuation MAP in CASE of FIRE DO NOT USE Features
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Safety Sign: the sign alerts individuals to not use elevators in case of fire and instructs them to instead use stairways. It has a large blank space to draw an evacuation map to help people get out of a building or vicinity in a safe manner
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Material: the fire evacuation sign is made from durable acrylic material that can withstand rough weather conditions
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Visibility: the sign has the legend “EVACUATION MAP IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS” printed in bold and legible text to ensure better visibility even in poor lighting. The graphics make the message easy to understand
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Specifications: the rectangular acrylic fire safety sign is 11.5 in. wide and 11 in high. It has white text on black base. It also has graphics printed on it
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Evacuation Sign: these signs are generally posted inside buildings, industrial facilities, chemical plants and manufacturing units to ensure safety of workers or employees and allow quick exit in case a fire breaks out
About NMC EMH4 Evacuation MAP In CASE Of FIRE DO NOT USE
Description The National Marker Company sign with the legend “EVACUATION MAP IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATORS USE STAIRWAYS” alerts individuals to not use elevators in case of fire and instructs them to instead use stairways. It has a large blank space to draw an evacuation map to help people get out of a building or vicinity in a safe manner. The legend is printed in bold and legible text to ensure better visibility even in poor lighting conditions. These signs are generally posted inside buildings, industrial facilities, chemical plants and manufacturing units to ensure safety of workers or employees and allow quick exit in case a fire breaks out.
