Description
This Knightsbridge running man legend kit provides two directional arrow legends for Knightsbridge EM range emergency exit signs: one showing the running man with a left-facing arrow, the other with a right-facing arrow. Each legend is a 300mm x 156mm polycarbonate panel that slots into compatible EM range exit light housings to indicate the direction of the nearest fire exit.
Designed for commercial, industrial and public buildings where fire safety regulations require clear directional exit signage, the kit suits corridor intersections, stairwell landings and multi-exit rooms where different escape routes need separate signage. The legends are compatible with the Knightsbridge EMEXIT, EMLREC, EMLSUS and EMXST emergency exit sign models, allowing one housing to be reconfigured with a different directional legend without replacing the entire luminaire.
The polycarbonate construction resists impact and UV degradation better than acrylic, maintaining clarity and colour consistency over the 3-year warranty period. Each legend carries an IP20 rating, suitable for indoor installation in dry environments. The green and white running man icon follows BS EN ISO 7010 / BS 5499 standard pictogram design, ensuring immediate recognition across different languages and cultures.
Specification
| Length |
300 mm |
| Height |
156 mm |
| Construction |
Polycarbonate |
| IP Rating |
IP20 |
| Warranty |
3 |
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Product Specification Sheet
Frequently Asked
Which Knightsbridge exit signs are these compatible with?
The legends fit the Knightsbridge EMEXIT, EMLREC, EMLSUS and EMXST emergency exit sign housings. Check your existing exit sign model code before ordering to confirm compatibility.
Can I change the legend on an existing exit sign?
Yes. The legends are designed as replacement or reconfiguration parts for Knightsbridge EM range exit signs, allowing you to change the directional arrow without replacing the entire luminaire or wiring.
Are these compliant with UK fire safety standards?
The running man icon follows BS EN ISO 7010 and BS 5499 standard pictogram design, which is recognised under UK fire safety regulations. The directional arrow format meets the requirement for clear indication of escape routes.
What's the difference between polycarbonate and acrylic legends?
Polycarbonate is more impact-resistant than acrylic and less prone to yellowing or cracking under UV exposure, making it more durable in high-traffic areas or near natural light sources.