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ASTM E 2072-00
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Specifies minimum acceptable luminance values to qualify a material as a safety marking.
ASTM E 2073-00
Describes in detail how to test photoluminescent markings to obtain repeatable luminance results.
ASTM E 2030-99
Describes recommended uses and gives information about photoluminescent safety markings as floor and wall mounted markings.
DIN 67 510 Parts 1-4
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Part 1: Measurement and identification by the manufacturer.
Part 2: Measurement at the Place of Use.
Part 3: Photoluminescent escape route systems.
Part 4: Products for photoluminescent escape route systems, markings and applications.
IMO Resolution A752.18
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Published in 1993 by the International Maritime Organization, requiring low-location lighting on board passenger ships carrying more than 36 passengers.
ISO/CD 15370
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APTA SS-PS-002-98 Rev.1
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Standard for emergency signage for egress/access of passenger rail equipment.
APTA SS-PS-004-99
Standard for low-location exit path marking published by the American Public Transit Association.
JIS-Z9107: 1998
Available from Japanese Standards Association, Tokyo, Japan.
MIL-L-3891-B
US Military Specification canceled by DoD and replaced by ASTM E 2072-00, ASTM E 2073-00 and ASTM E 2030-99
UL 924
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Latest revision from July 11, 2001 allows photoluminescent high performance EXIT signs that fulfill UL's new, stringent requirements.
UL 1994
Exit path marker classifications that will be discontinued on January 9, 2002