Lifeboat Direction Sign, Arrow Down on the Right – IMO LSS001 / ISO 7010-E036 – 114309

Photoluminescent direction sign with the word "Lifeboat", the IMO lifeboat symbol LSS001 and a downward arrow. The arrow stands to the right of the symbol and shows that the route to the lifeboat leads downwards.

Technical Specifications

• Symbol: IMO LSS001, Lifeboat (equivalent ISO 7010-E036), with the text "Lifeboat" and a downward arrow on the right.
• Regulatory basis: SOLAS compliant. IMO Resolution A.1116(30), Escape route signs and equipment location markings (adopted 5 December 2017), contains the life-saving symbols (LSS series), including the lifeboat symbol used here. The resolution refers to SOLAS regulations III/9, III/11 and III/20.10, and its symbol catalogue is based on ISO 24409-2:2014.
• Photoluminescent performance: 100 mcd/m² after 10 min and 10 mcd/m² after 60 min, decay time 1,200 min, printed on every sign as "100/10-1200-K-W" (K: yellow-green afterglow, W: white in daylight). This exceeds the 15 mcd/m² (10 min) and 2 mcd/m² (60 min) minimum set by IMO A.752(18) and ISO 15370:2021 for photoluminescent low-location lighting materials.
• Format: horizontal, 10 x 30 cm.
• Material: standard on TYPE 1 photoluminescent self-adhesive vinyl (PH); also available on TYPE 2 photoluminescent rigid PVC (RPH) with the same performance. Both are UV resistant for indoor and outdoor use.
• Installation: self-adhesive on smooth, clean surfaces free of grease and dust (not on emulsion paint); rigid PVC drilled at the corners or fixed with double-sided tape.
• Related products: The same sign with the arrow on the left of the symbol: 114308. Diagonal arrow down-right: 114307.

Manufactured in Piraeus by Marine Lite under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certified by LRQA since 2011, for the production and supply of IMO safety signs. We deliver worldwide to ship operators, shipyards, ports and distributors. As a Lloyd's Register approved service supplier, Marine Lite also carries out on-board photometric inspections of photoluminescent low-location lighting (LLL) systems worldwide. Other sizes, materials and vessel logos are available on request.