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Street Solutions UK | SKU:
20314976
Fire Equipment Fire Safety Signs - Fire Emergency Telephone
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Fire Equipment Fire Safety Signs - Fire Emergency Telephone - 100mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Fire Equipment Fire Safety Signs - Fire Emergency Telephone
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Fire Equipment Fire Safety Signs - Fire Emergency Telephone - 100mm x 100mm / Self-Adhesive Vinyl / Self Adhesive is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Clear signage, fitted your way
Clear at a glance
A bold red background and white telephone-and-flame pictogram reads clearly from a distance.
Fixing to match the job
Choose self-adhesive, drill holes, or horizontal or vertical channel mounting for posts and barriers.
Interior and exterior use
Every material option is rated for indoor and outdoor use, from vinyl to rigid PVC.
Photoluminescent option
The photoluminescent PVC version stores ambient light and stays visible if the power goes down.
Two sizes to suit the site
100mm x 100mm for close-range viewing or 200mm x 200mm for wider spaces.
Overview
Fire Emergency Telephone Sign - Overview
The Fire Emergency Telephone sign marks the location of emergency telephone points around a building or site, using a red and white pictogram that is recognised at a glance. It comes in two sizes and five materials, with a fixing method to match.
100-200mm
Sign size
5materials
Material options
4options
Fixing methods
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Width | 100mm or 200mm |
| Height | 100mm or 200mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red and white |
| Materials | Self-adhesive vinyl, rigid PVC (1mm), foam PVC, photoluminescent PVC, vinyl composite |
| Fixing | Self-adhesive, drill holes, horizontal channel or vertical channel |
| Pictogram | Telephone and flame symbol |
Frequently asked questions
What size Fire Emergency Telephone sign do I need?
What size Fire Emergency Telephone sign do I need?
The sign comes in two sizes, 100mm x 100mm and 200mm x 200mm. The smaller size suits close-range viewing such as a corridor or stairwell, while the 200mm sign is easier to read from further away in larger spaces like a warehouse or car park.
Which material should I choose?
Which material should I choose?
Self-adhesive vinyl and vinyl composite suit external walls given their waterproof finish, rigid PVC and foam PVC are a lightweight option for most surfaces, and photoluminescent PVC is worth choosing anywhere a power cut could leave the sign unreadable.
How do I fix the sign in place?
How do I fix the sign in place?
Self-adhesive vinyl signs peel and stick directly to a flat surface. The other materials are supplied with drill holes for screw fixing, and the 200mm vinyl composite option also offers horizontal or vertical channel fixings for mounting to posts, barriers or gates.
Is the sign suitable for outdoor use?
Is the sign suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. All five materials are rated for interior and exterior use, so the sign can be fixed outside on a building wall, post or barrier as well as indoors.
What does the photoluminescent option do?
What does the photoluminescent option do?
The photoluminescent PVC absorbs ambient light during normal conditions and glows in sudden darkness, so the sign stays visible if the power fails during an emergency.
Can I mount this sign to a car park barrier or gate?
Can I mount this sign to a car park barrier or gate?
Yes, the 200mm vinyl composite version with vertical channel fixing is designed to clip onto horizontal bars such as car park barriers and gates.
Does the sign show a standard pictogram?
Does the sign show a standard pictogram?
Yes, it uses the familiar red background with a white telephone handset and flame symbol used to mark fire emergency telephone points.
