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Emergency Lighting and Self-luminous Exit Signs—a Perfect Match!

If you are looking into replacing your current emergency lighting system or starting a new construction, then you would do well to consider employing self-luminous exit signs as an integral part of that plan. These photoluminescent products are new to the industry, yet have already made quite a splash. Let's take a look at some of the many advantages that photoluminescent exit signs can offer in whatever scenario you may have.

These self-luminous exit signs are made using photoluminescent materials that capture and store available light for use when it is needed—truly a glow-in-the-dark proposition!  These exit signs consume no electricity, require no batteries, and are maintenance-free. On top of this, they have a life span of around 25 years, so you won't be having to deal with this again for some time.  If for some reason you need to move them (as may happen because of a remodel or change to your emergency egress plan), they are very simple to take down and remount in the desired location—no fussing with wiring or anything electrical.

When it comes time to dispose of these signs, you can simply toss them into the nearest metal recycling container; they are 100% recyclable!  There are no concerns about toxicity and radioactivity as there are with tritium exit signs. These obsolete exit signs are on the way out; in fact, there are no longer any tritium manufacturers in the US (and only one in North America) due to environmental concerns. The disposal of tritium is monitored by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the material is so toxic that it needs to disposed of by licensed hazardous material handlers.  It's very easy to see why photoluminescent exit signs have become the standard in this industry.

Perhaps the best reasons to consider self-luminous exit signs is that they will save energy, money, and are about the greenest solution for your emergency lighting needs available today.  In the average building with 100 lighted exit signs, replacing incandescent exit signs with photoluminescent exit signs can realize an annual savings of nearly $3,500.  Even better, the use of these lights will reduce the carbon footprint of the building. The use of photoluminescent exit signs reduces air pollution by almost a half a million pounds of CO2 compared to electrical signs over the life of the product.

The leader in this market are the Glo Brite® photoluminescent Eco Exit™ Signs. These exit signs and other emergency egress products are both economical and eco-friendly.  They are designed for either new construction or retrofits, and are absolutely reliable—they will light the way when they are needed, with no dead batteries or generator failures to worry about. These exit signs are failsafe and visible to 100 feet in dark or smoky conditions.

If it's time to replace your emergency lighting or you have a new construction, do the smart thing and give the Glo Brite® photoluminescent Eco Exit™ Signs a hard look. They are available from Jessop Manufacturing at GloBriteSystem.com.

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Tamil Tigers' exit is achieved but has heralded invincible alien forces in Indian Ocean Region, Is it safe?

Media has predicted that many countries have played vital roles to wipe out once a formidable Tamil Tigers.But this inadvertent policy of tackling Tigers has insidiously eased alien characters to have a strategic hold,rather an eternal vice-grip,a diplomatic sort of encroachment and it will be a threat to both India and Sri Lanka and a peril to the stability of the region.

The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam is a separatist organization based in northern Sri Lanka. Founded in May 1976, it waged a secessionist campaign that sought to create an independent Tamil state in the north and east of Sri Lanka. This campaign had evolved into the Sri Lankan Civil War, one of the longest running armed conflicts in Asia, until the LTTE was militarily defeated by the Sri Lanka Army in May 2009. Since its inception, and until his death, the LTTE was headed by its founder, Velupillai Prabhakaran. The Tamil Tigers are currently proscribed as a terrorist organization by 32 countries.

Short view: Central banks' exit strategy
What exactly are we afraid of? Last week saw speculation that the Federal Reserve would implement its "exit strategy" (extricate itself from the current extremely low rates) sooner rather than later. A rise in the rate at which it lends to banks spurred the speculation.

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