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The recent advancements in glow in the dark technology will protect lives in the event of emergency while saving the building owner on utility expenses. Today's building safety codes set by the (ICC) International code council an organization dedicated to building safety and fire prevention, are designed to protect occupants of a building in case of a catastrophe. These codes adopted and enforced by the (IBC) International Building Code and the (IFC) International Fire Code dictate the guidelines used nationally for building occupant safety particularly in regards to building egress. These policies are modified every three years in an effort to remain up to date with advancing technologies and construction practice. In 2009 ICC code was modified to require luminous egress path markings in all public buildings found to have occupied floors located more than 75 feet above the lowest level of fire department vehicle access. According to chapter 10 of the new code luminous markings will be required for all doors, steps, landings, handrails, perimeters and obstacles. The 2009 IBC and IFC regulations are being enforced by building inspectors and fire code officials.
Fortunately the photo Luminescent products needed to satisfy these code requirements are available along with a full complement of zero energy exit signs. According to Scott Milne president of National Energy Technologies "this array of products will protect people and safety officials during an emergency and pay for itself through energy savings". There are multiple varieties of Exit and Fire safety signs that will glow for several hours with a recharge with only minimal light required. Existing electric EXIT signs draw 40 watts 24/7, require battery and bulb changes and are only expected to stay lit for only 90 minutes in the event of an outage. It is worth noting that the first word trade center emergency took over 6 hours to evacuate the occupants. There are photo luminescent exit signs that are two sided and others that are rated for 100 foot visibility. Just cap off the wires from your old energized exit signs and put this new era product in its place.
National Energy Technologies LLC has elevated the standard of excellence of Conservation Consulting Services by combining expertise in multiple utility reduction practices in a comprehensive yet holistic approach. We are a commercial facility conservation consultant specialist. Our firm will introduce, and consult on targeted technologies designed to maximize utility savings with the shortest ROI. Our techniques will save from 5 to 25% on electricity, cooling, water, or fuel, by correcting inefficiencies in; air conditioning, large refrigeration, lighting, laundry, compressed air, water flow and many other resource depleting activities. National Energy Technologies performs energy assessments, corporate counseling, public speaking, and can consult on demand response, deregulated energy contracts as well as ongoing energy modeling. Our technicians are efficiency specialists; and understand all aspects of large facility infrastructure. 800-984-0332 Scott Milne is the sole owner and operator of National Energy Technologies; he was employed in finance for 20 years before entering the energy market in 2007. He is certified by all three of the Nations leading authorities of facility energy inspection; BPI, RESNET, LEED. Scott has served as; a Lending officer, building inspector, successful solar consultant, energy auditor and an energy technologist. He is the editor of the popular "Energy Press" newsletter and blog, has been featured in radio interviews, and many news articles Scott is also a skilled public speaker and educator.
800-984-0332 http://www.NationalEnergyTech.com
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