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DIVISION PA R T O F T H E WA R N S TA R G R O U P TelglowTM material conforms to


DIN 67510 (refer to ISO 16069) and is produced by an ISO 9001:2015 accredited company.


TelscapeTM


is a photoluminescent Safety Way Guidance System (SWGS), designed to give means of escape.


In an emergency evacuation, when electrical lighting fails, TelscapeTM


will glow in the dark creating light that


delineates hazards and gives confidence to escapees, guiding them to safety.


TRACEABILITY TelglowTM is produced by an ISO


9001:2015 accredited company. A cost effective product with full traceability.


TELSCAPE ADVICE


We will advise where required on SWGS legislation.


BESPOKE PRODUCTS


We will innovate bespoke products for aesthetic or operational reasons for new or existing buildings.


safe


Non Toxic, non radioactive, self extinguishing, washable and doesn’t require a direct electrical source.


30 - 40 Grafton Way Fitzrovia, WC1E 5DX


widely accepted STAIRCASE - A 3 FLATS: 133 – 135


GROUND TO FLOOR 8 2 EXITS ON GROUND FLOOR 2 EXITS ON THE FIRST FLOOR DRY RISER OUTLET ON THIS FLOOR IN LIFT LOBBY BY STAIR A


Many countries, ships, aircraft, tunnels embrace and legislate for this technology.


Contact Telscape for all your related Fire Safety, H&S, Prohibtion and Mandatory Signage. Visit us online at www.telscape-int.com to request a free brochure and find out how Telscape can save you money.


web: www.telscape-int.com • tel: +44 (0)1737 762 400 • email: enquiries@telscape-int.com UK MANUFACTURE


Our range of innovative products are designed and manufactured in our UK based plants.


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