Building Exit signs/Emergency lighting

This topic was created so you can share exit signs/Emergency lights in buildings. This is sort of like the fire alarms in buildings topic, but for exit signs and lights.

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I think this can be an amazing place where we can share Images of Exit signs and Emergency Lighting. Remember: The more YOU contribute, the more interesting it gets!

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Pirates of the Caribbean (Disney Land Park, CA)


Model Unknown, but very vintage.
I also saw a vintage Green & White “Emergency Exit” sign, that is visible at the start of the ride on the right, in the restaurant.

Hyatt Centric Brickell Miami


Look like generic Glass green exit signs, looks like no battery backup or test button.

Move to Emergency Lighting

Moved to Emergency Lighting

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Jesus H Christ that is a ancient exit sign

I have that sign, it’s ac only

And it looks like incandescent lighting too.

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Sherwin Wiliams, Stamford, CT (Hope Street Location)

  • Nothing much, just one Dual-Lite combo unit above the main doorway.

these ones in a modernist office building from 1969:



also these “TORK” Emergency lights:


These Day-Brite units from the same era:


IDK what this one is, but it could be a Presco-Lite.

this one at the famous Shawshank prison (Ohio State Reformatory)

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Amazing old units! I hope someone could save them if they get replaced.

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OLDIE IS GOLDIE!
all classic alarms are better (idc if they are slow or annoying af [all alarms are annoying af] olds are always better)

Yeppers! Tho I do love the system Sensor classic. But the mass and the 2903 are amazing! Also the Edwards 895B

older alarms are designed to get peoples attention, unlike the electronic ones of today.

i’ll have to ask Old School Fire Alarms if he could get those exit signs (if the owner decides to upgrade the life safety equipment), since the building is in his territory.

the oly old schooled fire alarms i care fore are the alarms part so i can test it on my Pi (2011 release date)

what do you even mean? I can’t even understand what you’re saying because of the poor grammar