HPPL Emergency Pull Ring Housing

The high performance photoluminescent (HPPL) material within this emergency pull ring housing is formulated based on the APTA definition of luminescence requirements.

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  • Flexibility to be installed in new builds or retrofit applications

The HPPL in this pull ring housing was formulated to meet or exceed the Section 3.1.13 definition within these standards:

  • APTA Standard for Low Location Exit Pathway Marking SS-PS-004-99 Rev 2, Section 3.1.13
  • APTA Standard for Emergency Egress Access of Passenger Rail Equipment SS-PS-002-98 Rev 3, Section 3.1.13
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