ADA / Door Indicator Lighting

This high performance photoluminescent (HPPL) emergency signage complies with APTA standards as well as flame, smoke, and toxicity requirements for rail. A braille version meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) criteria, as well as vandal resistant decals using our TDG-BB-133/34 PC solutions.

We supply:

• Optional forming for ADA-compliant Braille
• Material which accommodates raised lettering
• 24-month warranty

The signage meets or exceeds these standards:

• APTA Emergency Egress Access of  Passenger Rail Equipment Standard SS-PS-002-98 Rev 3
• APTA RT-S-VIM-021-08 “Standard for Emergency Signage for Rail Transit Vehicles”
• NFPA 130:2010 Flame Smoke and Toxicity Standards
• APTA RT-S-VIM-021-08 “Standard for Emergency Signage for Rail Transit Vehicles”

We offer:

• A Diffuser Technology lens which quickly snaps into an aluminum base, eliminates hot spots, and can be used behind existing lenses or advertising lenses
• An aluminum base that is easily installed, provides optimal thermal management, and can be quickly secured to existing fixture back liners
• 24, 28.5, 37.5 and 74vdc applications which are covered by a 10-95vdc operating range on LED installations.
• 110 – 240VAC systems in both LED and Fluorescent
• Reverse polarity and transient spike protection
• Up to 200,000-hr continuous operation for an LED system, achieved by purposefully under-driving high-efficiency LEDs
• 10.5 – 18W power consumption on 48” unit depending on T12 or T8 replacement

All fixtures as a system meet or exceed these safety standards:

• APTA Normal Lighting Standard RP-E-012-99
• APTA Emergency Lighting Standard SS-E-013-99 Rev 1

• APTA RT-S-VIM-020-08 “Standard for Emergency Lighting System Design for Rail Transit Vehicles”

• EN 13272 Railway Applications – Electrical Lighting for Rolling Stock in Public Transportation Systems
• APTA Insulation Integrity Standard SS-E-001-98
• APTA Attachment Strength Standard SS-C&S-006-98 Rev 1
• NFPA 130:2010 Flame Smoke and Toxicity Standards