In recent interview, Adam Lambert expressed his concern for the future our our planet and advocated the benefits of Going Green.  He went on to share his thoughts on the advantages of saving energy.  By switching from incandescent exit signs or Fluorescent Exit Signs to Photoluminescent Exit Signs or LED Exit Signs, not only will the environment benefit but so will you when you see the savings on your electrical bill.  Tritium Self Luminous Exit Signs are also another non-electrical way to save energy and money.  Exit Sign Warehouse offers a full line of Non-Electrical Exit Signs at wholesale prices.

The holidays are approaching fast and shopping will be at it’s all time high during the holiday season.  It’s important for building and maintenance crews to ensure that they have tested all exit signs and emergency lights in the building.  With the increase in crowds it’s imperative that all exit signs and emergency lights are working properly in the case of an emergency.  To test your emergency lights and exit signs it’s as simple as walking up to each sign and pushing the “push to test” button on the unit.  If the emergency lights light up or if the exit sign stays lit then you know the battery backup inside of the sign is functioning properly.  Some exit signs and emergency lights have an automatic test feature that allows you to simply look up at the sign to see if it is still functioning properly.  This feature is available on select exit signs and emergency lights. Let’s all be safe and have a wonderful holiday season.

Exit Sign Warehouse would like to introduce to you Custom Electroluminescent Night Lights.  These state of the art night lights use LEC (Light Emitting Capacitor) technology to create a very luminous night light that is easy on the eyes and uses next to no energy.  Have your logo custom printed on night light plastic or lens. This a great way to take advertisement to a new level.  Some great benefits of Electroluminescent Night Lights include:

Uses less than 3 cents per year of electricity
No Bulbs to replace EVER!
Always cool to the touch
Lasts for Years and Years
Discrete, slim profile
Perfect for covering unsightly wall outlets
Best for sight recovery at night
Integrated fuse technology
Better emergency sight
Least light polluting

Exit Sign Warehouse is selling exit signs for a good cause.  If you are need of an exit sign and decide to purchase one of Exit Sign Warehouse’s Eco Friendly Photoluminescent Exit Signs, Exit Sign Warehouse will donate a dollar per sign to help starving and unfortunate families in Africa.  The cause it two fold. Not only will you be helping out families in need but you will be helping out the environment by purchasing a green exit sign. Support the “build a village” campaign.

New York City approved exit signs and emergency lighting is required to comply with strict regulations and requirements that have been set forth by the city of New York.  Within the five boroughs of New York City, these rules, guidelines, and restrictions must be followed when purchasing New York approved exit signs or emergency lighting.  All the New York approved exit signs and emergency lighting units that are purchased and installed within the 5 boroughs of New York City must be inspector approved by meet all city requirements and regulations.  The New York Building Dept. will provide for their approval as well.  Some areas of New York approved exit signs and emergency lighting are similar to that of a standard exit sign and some area of New York approved exit signs are unique and quite different.  Here are some of the requirements that New York approved exit signs comply with:  They meet UL 924 standards, NFPA, and NEMA building and fire codes.  New York approved exit signs carry a different lettering requirement, letters must be eight inches high and have a one inch stroke .  The Letters or LED’s on the NYC Approved exit sign must be red and have an aluminum or steel housing.  All of these requirements might seem as a bit of an inconvenience however they are set in place for our safety.

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