Power path
Choose tritium when dependable charging light or building power is not available. Use LED battery-backup signs when wired emergency operation is the intended path.
Spec guide
Confirm the no-power technology, service-life, visibility, mounting, and documentation fit the project before choosing a tritium exit sign.
Choose tritium when dependable charging light or building power is not available. Use LED battery-backup signs when wired emergency operation is the intended path.
Compare the product's stated 10- or 20-year service-life option and document the replacement or disposal plan before specification.
Match red or green legend, viewing distance, face count, arrow direction, and sightlines to the actual egress route.
Confirm wall, ceiling, end, surface, or specialty mounting and verify the housing fits the substrate and doorway condition.
Confirm the product listing, project documents, labeling, and local AHJ acceptance before ordering.
Final acceptance depends on the selected product listing, service-life documentation, installation, project documents, disposal requirements, and local AHJ approval.
Quick answers
Expand the questions that match your application, fixture-selection, or compliance review.
No. Tritium self-luminous signs do not use building power or charging light, but the selected product still must be appropriate for the project and accepted by the local AHJ.
The service-life designation describes the product's planned useful life. Confirm the exact model documentation, replacement timing, and disposal requirements before specifying.
Choose photoluminescent when dependable ambient charging light is available and the project permits that no-electric technology.
Not automatically. Match the sign technology to the project documents, required emergency operation, visibility, listing, and local AHJ acceptance.