The T6-101 Path Marker is designed to ensure visibility of ramps, corridors and pathways in escape routes to meet NZBC Clause F6 ‘Visibility in Escape Routes’. The Path Marker will be effective in all light conditions including during failure of the main lighting.
PERFORMANCE Independently tested in accordance with UL1994 for 10 metre visibility to meet NZBC Clause F6.
Risk Group C Building 30 minutes visibility Minimum charging illuminance of 20 lux continuously during occupancy.
Risk Group B Building 90 minutes visibility Minimum charging illuminance of 60 lux continuously during occupancy.
The Path Marker is suitable for use indoors and outdoors.
UV Resistance Loss of luminance after 1000 hrs ASTM G-155 Cycle 1 exposure: <10%
SUPPLY The product is available in 1 metre lengths.
COMPOSITION The T6-101 Path Marker utilises exposed fixers to confirm sound installation for ongoing maintenance inspections and Warrant of Fitness compliance.
The Path Marker profile consists of 6060T5 aluminium extrusion, anodized (silver colour) to 12 microns thickness.
Ecoglo G3-001 is adhesively fixed into the extrusion. The high visibility G3-001 is manufactured from extruded 6060T5 aluminium section. Custom made photoluminescent pigment is embedded in thermoset polyester carriers to integrally bond the active ingredients into the aluminium following curing at high temperature. The photoluminescent area is also recessed into protective channels.
INSTALLATION Designed to fit adjacent to a wall or edging, the T6-101 Path Marker can be used on a range of substrates including carpet, concrete, timber, tiles, vinyl, steel and checker plate. The T6-101 Path Marker can also be used to transition from one floor covering height to another. Installation is a simple process using polyurethane adhesive or using both fixers (screws supplied) and polyurethane adhesive. It can also be fitted over an industrial or commercial style carpet with no underlay. For thicker carpet, cut the carpet away and use a packer. Fixers (screws) can be used if adhesion is difficult.
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