Export of safety equipment

The exits of safety equipment mainly include safety exits and evacuation exits.
Exit
An emergency exit refers to the entrance and exit of stairwells and outdoor stairs used for safe evacuation of personnel, or the exit that leads directly to indoor and outdoor safe areas. This specifically includes the following situations:
Exits that lead directly to outdoor safe areas, such as outdoor floors, accessible roofs that meet evacuation requirements and have direct access to ground facilities, platforms, and pedestrian bridges, corridors, etc. That meet regulatory requirements.
The floor entrances of smoke proof stairwells and their front rooms: These entrances are usually located in the core area of the building, ensuring that personnel can be quickly evacuated in case of emergencies such as fires.
Floor entrances for outdoor evacuation stairs: These entrances are usually located on the periphery of the building and lead directly to outdoor safe areas.
Entrance to the front room or refuge room of the refuge corridor: These entrances are located in the refuge area of the building and provide additional safe evacuation routes.
Evacuation exit
Evacuation exit refers to the exit for personnel to escape from the fire area or building in emergency situations such as fires, including the following types:
Room evacuation door: A door that connects a room to an evacuation corridor or hallway.
Emergency exit: An exit directly leading to an outdoor or indoor safe area, usually a special case of an evacuation exit.
Exits between fire compartments: For example, exits between fire compartments and adjacent fire compartments. Although these exits provide evacuation functions, they May not necessarily be safe exits.
Requirements for setting up marker lights
In the technical standards for fire emergency lighting and evacuation indication systems, the sign lights installed above safety exits and evacuation exits are different. The indicator panel of the sign lights set above the safety exit should have the text label of "safety exit", while the indicator panel of the sign lights set above the evacuation exit should not have the text label of "safety exit".