JIS Z 9115:1979
JISC · 1979-03-01

Self-luminous safety signs

Replaced ICS 13.100

1Key Takeaways

This specification outlines the requirements and guidelines for self-luminous safety signs used in facilities and public spaces to ensure visibility during power failures or low-light conditions. The document defines the physical and performance criteria necessary for such signage to remain effective over time without…

2Scope / Description

This specification outlines the requirements and guidelines for self-luminous safety signs used in facilities and public spaces to ensure visibility during power failures or low-light conditions. The document defines the physical and performance criteria necessary for such signage to remain effective over time without relying on external light sources. It specifies the materials suitable for construction, ensuring durability against environmental factors while maintaining brightness levels for a designated period. The text details the testing methods required to verify that the signs meet the defined luminance and longevity standards. Furthermore, it provides instructions on the proper installation and placement to maximize the visibility of these signs in emergency scenarios. The guidelines cover various shapes and symbols standardized for universal recognition to facilitate safe evacuation and hazard awareness. Adherence to these technical parameters ensures consistency across different applications and supports the overall safety infrastructure. This framework aims to reduce confusion during critical situations by establishing clear visual cues through chemically activated or photoluminescent elements. The content serves as a reference for manufacturers and safety inspectors to evaluate the compliance and functionality of safety signage systems.

3Version History

JIS Z 9115:1979 1979-03-01

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6Frequently Asked Questions

What is JIS Z 9115:1979?
JIS Z 9115:1979 — Self-luminous safety signs is an international standard developed by Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JISC). This specification outlines the requirements and guidelines for self-luminous safety signs used in facilities and public spaces to ensure visibility during power failures or low-light conditions. The document defines the physical and performance...
What does JIS Z 9115:1979 cover?
This standard covers: This specification outlines the requirements and guidelines for self-luminous safety signs used in facilities and public spaces to ensure visibility during power failures or low-light conditions. The document defines the physical and performance criteria necessary for such signage to remain...
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This standard is intended for organizations, professionals, and stakeholders involved in occupational health and safety management. It is applicable to manufacturers, service providers, regulatory bodies, and certification organizations.
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