6" x 24" Non-Slip Photoluminescent Tape Stair Tread
Base Code: PTNS624
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$16.00
The PTNS624 prevent slips, trips and falls in the event of a power outage with this highly slip resistant and durable tape. This tape absorbs ambient light and glows in the dark to clearly mark egress paths in low light/low visibility environments Easy peel and stick application and peel away removal. Mark stairs and corridors in building, marine, and military applications with this dual-purpose safety tape NFSI certified for High Traction and meets Prop 65, ADA, and OSHA standards.
ADA Compliant
This product is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Photoluminescent
This product uses long lasting, electricity free Photoluminescent Lighting (Glow in the Dark) Technology.
No Electricity
This unit doesn't require electricity or a battery.
Features
- Meets Prop 65, ADA, and OSHA Standards
- Emergency Egress/Safety Tape
- Thin gauge polyester with high tack adhesive
- Abrasive, non-slip, high traction surface
- Requires continued exposure to at least 54 LUX illumination
- Indoor use only
- Grit Size: 46
Specifications
| Dimensions (May Vary by Model) | |
| Width | 2" |
| Length | 24" |
| Weight | 3.00 lb |
Construction
The PTNS624 stair tape is made from flexible, photoluminescent polyester film coated with a permanent acrylic adhesive. Engineered to exceed requirements for emergency egress and meet the industry's most rigorous standards.
Electrical Components
The PTNS624 egress tape does not require any type of electrical components.
Installation
The PTNS624 stair tape is designed for indoor safety application such as signage in building, marine, rail, and military applications. The egress tape must be exposed to ambient lighting or natural sunlight. Fluorescent light exposure is the best and fastest charging light.
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New York City requires that all high-rise buildings have photoluminescent exit path markings for egress routes. For more official installation diagrams and compliance guidelines, see full Appendix S of the NYC Building Code.
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