Fire exit Sign Kenya 

This Fire Exit Sign is an essential safety requirement in every building, guiding occupants to the nearest emergency exit during fire outbreaks or emergencies. In Kenya, fire safety regulations make it mandatory for commercial buildings, offices, schools, hospitals, and public spaces to install clear and visible fire exit signs to enhance evacuation safety.

Our Fire Exit Signs in Kenya are designed with high-visibility colors (green and white) and clear directional arrows, ensuring they can be easily seen even in low-light or smoke-filled conditions. They are durable, weather-resistant, and available in both glow-in-the-dark (photoluminescent) and LED-illuminated options for maximum visibility.

Features of Fire Exit Signs

• Clear and bold EXIT lettering with directional arrows
• Available in photoluminescent (glow-in-the-dark) or LED illuminated types
• Complies with international and Kenyan fire safety standards
• Lightweight, durable, and easy to install
• Suitable for offices, schools, hotels, hospitals, malls, and residential apartments

Applications

• Emergency evacuation routes in commercial buildings
• Schools and hospitals for safety compliance
• Hotels and conference halls to guide guests in emergencies
• Industrial plants and warehouses for fire safety compliance

FAQs about Fire Exit Signs in Kenya

1. Are fire exit signs mandatory in Kenya?
   Yes, Kenyan fire safety regulations require installation of fire exit signs in public and commercial buildings.
2. Do fire exit signs need power?
   Not always. Glow-in-the-dark fire exit signs use photoluminescent material, while LED exit signs require electrical power or backup battery.
3. Where should fire exit signs be installed?
   They should be placed above doors, along escape routes, and in areas directing people towards the nearest fire exit.
4. What is the difference between a fire exit sign and an emergency exit sign?
   Both serve the same purpose—guiding occupants to safety—but “fire exit sign” specifically emphasizes evacuation during a fire emergency.