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Facility managers and site safety officers use this prohibition sign to provide clear, immediate instructions during emergency evacuations. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs installed in commercial office...
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Facility managers and site safety officers use this prohibition sign to provide clear, immediate instructions during emergency evacuations. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs installed in commercial office blocks, apartment complexes, and industrial warehouses where lifts are present. By placing this sign at eye level next to elevator call buttons, you ensure that occupants are directed away from lifts during a fire event.
In a high-stress emergency, people often instinctively head for the fastest exit, which can lead to the dangerous use of lifts during a fire. This sign reduces the risk of occupants becoming trapped in a lift shaft or being exposed to smoke in the elevator lobby. The high-contrast prohibition layout ensures the message is understood instantly by staff, visitors, and contractors, regardless of their familiarity with the building layout. Its metal construction means it withstands the high-traffic environment of a busy lobby without peeling or fading over time.
This sign is manufactured from metal and measures 300x225mm. It is designed to meet the requirements of AS1314-1994.
Features
- Clear 'In Event of Fire Do Not Use Lift' messaging
- Durable metal construction for long-term use
- Standard prohibition layout for instant recognition
- Suitable for high-traffic commercial lift lobbies
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Metal |
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