Fire Emergency Telephone Sign F006 | ISO 7010
Fire Emergency Telephone Sign F006 | ISO 7010
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Fire Emergency Telephone Sign is an ISO 7010 fire safety sign, reference code F006 ("Fire emergency telephone"). It indicates the location of a telephone for fire emergencies. Available in aluminium, rigid PVC, photoluminescent aluminium, in 4 sizes from 150 × 150 mm to 250 × 250 mm.
Technical specifications
| Product type | fire safety sign |
|---|---|
| Reference code | ISO 7010 F006 — "Fire emergency telephone" |
| Meaning | Indicates the location of a telephone for fire emergencies |
| Standards / regulation | EN ISO 7010 (registered safety signs) · ISO 3864-1 (design principles: shape and colour) · Directive 92/58/EEC · D.Lgs. 81/2008 Annex XXV (Italy) |
| Shape and colours | square or rectangle, red background (RAL 3020), white pictogram |
| Materials available | aluminium 0.5–1 mm, indoor/outdoor, made in Italy (250 × 250 mm); rigid PVC 1 mm (150 × 150 mm, 200 × 200 mm); photoluminescent aluminium (160 × 160 mm, 250 × 250 mm) |
| Sizes available | 150 × 150 mm; 160 × 160 mm; 200 × 200 mm; 250 × 250 mm |
| Mounting | wall mounting: screws, rivets or double-sided tape |
| Indoor / outdoor | indoor and outdoor (aluminium); indoor (rigid PVC, photoluminescent aluminium) |
| Photoluminescent version | yes — photoluminescent aluminium and/or photoluminescent rigid PVC, glows in the dark after exposure to light |
| Origin | aluminium versions made in Italy; rigid PVC versions made in Poland |
| Brand | StoreForSigns |
Where to install it
- At fire emergency telephones
- In fire-protected stairwells and refuge areas
- In technical rooms and control rooms
Which size for which viewing distance?
Italian regulations (D.Lgs. 81/2008, Annex XXV, point 1.3) give a practical rule for sign size: A ≥ L² / 2000, where A is the sign area in m² and L the maximum viewing distance in metres (valid up to 50 m). Applied to the formats of this sign:
| Format | Maximum viewing distance |
|---|---|
| 150 × 150 mm | 6.7 m |
| 160 × 160 mm | 7.2 m |
| 200 × 200 mm | 8.9 m |
| 250 × 250 mm | 11.2 m |
Materials
- Aluminium: 0.5–1 mm aluminium sheet (thickness depends on the format), printed with solvent-based inks for resistance to weathering, finished with a polyurethane protective varnish and a transparent protective coating. For indoor and outdoor use. Made in Italy under an ISO 9001 quality system. Fixing: screws, rivets or double-sided tape.
- Rigid PVC: 1 mm rigid (hard) PVC sheet, lightweight and impact-resistant, made in Poland. For indoor use and sheltered outdoor positions. Fixing: screws or double-sided tape.
- Photoluminescent aluminium: aluminium sheet with a photoluminescent layer: the pigments absorb ambient or artificial light and release it in the dark, so the sign stays visible during a power failure. Intended for escape routes and fire-fighting equipment in environments with fire risk. Made in Italy. Fixing: screws, rivets or double-sided tape.
Regulatory context
In the European Union, workplace safety signs are governed by Directive 92/58/EEC, transposed in Italy by Legislative Decree 81/2008 (Title V and Annex XXV) and in the UK by the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996. The pictograms follow EN ISO 7010, the harmonised standard for registered safety signs, and the shape and colour rules of ISO 3864-1. The employer selects and positions signs on the basis of the risk assessment; a safety sign complements, and never replaces, technical and organisational protective measures.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Fire Emergency Telephone Sign mean?
It indicates the location of a telephone for fire emergencies.
Is the Fire Emergency Telephone Sign compliant with ISO 7010?
Yes. The pictogram is the registered ISO 7010 symbol F006 and the sign uses the shape and colours of ISO 3864-1.
Is this sign mandatory?
Safety signs are required wherever the risk assessment shows a residual risk that workers must be informed about (Directive 92/58/EEC, D.Lgs. 81/2008 art. 163). The employer decides where the sign is needed; the sign itself does not replace protective measures.
Aluminium, rigid PVC or adhesive PVC: which should I choose?
Aluminium for outdoor use, harsh environments and long service life; rigid PVC for indoor walls, doors and machines where a light, economical panel is enough; adhesive PVC for smooth surfaces such as machine guards, cabinets and glass.
When do I need the photoluminescent version?
When the sign must stay visible if the lighting fails: escape routes, emergency exits and fire-fighting equipment. Photoluminescent signs charge in ambient light and glow in the dark; they are typically prescribed by the fire risk assessment and the evacuation plan.
Which size should I order?
Use the rule A ≥ L²/2000 (sign area in m², viewing distance in m): the table above gives the maximum reading distance for each format of this sign.
Delivery and minimum order
StoreForSigns ships free across the EU and the UK with no minimum order quantity; B2B customers can order a single sign.
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Article numbers and EAN codes
| Version | Item no. | EAN |
|---|---|---|
| Luminescent Aluminum / 250*250mm | 1760538238354-714 | 8055594412014 |
| Luminescent Aluminum / 160x160mm | 1760538238354-287 | 8055594411994 |
| Rigid PVC / 200*200mm | 1760538238354-017 | 8055594411987 |
| Rigid PVC / 150*150mm | 1760538238354-393 | 8055594412007 |
| Aluminum / 250*250mm | 1760538238354-M6 | — |
EAN (GTIN-13) barcodes are shown per version. Item numbers are StoreForSigns references.
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