HPPL Emergency Signage

This passive high performance photoluminescent (HPPL) low location exit pathway marking (LLEPM) flooring system is fully repairable.

We supply:

  • Rigid polycarbonate-based HPPL material
  • A scuff-resistant surface
  • Availability in 60-foot continuous lengths
  • A mounting track offered in aluminum or color-matched polycarbonate
  • 24-month warranty

The flooring system meets or exceeds these standards:

  • APTA Standard for Low Location Exit Pathway Marking SS-PS-004-99 Rev 2
  • APTA RT-S-VIM-022-08 “ Standard for Low-Location Emergency Path Marking for Rail Transit Vehicles”
  • NFPA 130:2010 Flame Smoke and Toxicity Standards for Rail
  • APTA RT-S-VIM-021-08 “Standard for Emergency Signage for Rail Transit Vehicles”
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