primaDURA GLOW Photoluminescent Signage Systems
Class D Photoluminescent Signage for Emergency & Safety Applications
primaDURA GLOW is a photoluminescent signage system manufactured for emergency escape, fire safety and low-visibility wayfinding applications across residential, commercial, transport and public infrastructure environments.
Combining the surface durability and anti-graffiti performance of primaDURA with PSPA Class D photoluminescent technology, the system is manufactured for applications requiring long afterglow performance, fire-tested construction and reliable emergency visibility.
primaDURA GLOW systems are third-party accredited and tested to a wide range of international fire safety, transport infrastructure and maritime standards for safety signage and low location lighting applications.
About primaDURA GLOW
primaDURA GLOW is manufactured for emergency egress, evacuation and safety way guidance applications where signage visibility must remain legible during fire, smoke-filled or low-light conditions.
The system combines photoluminescent performance with anti-graffiti, abrasion-resistant and fire-tested surface protection for use across public infrastructure, rail, marine and commercial environments.
primaDURA GLOW Class D photoluminescent systems remain legible for extended periods during emergency situations, supporting evacuation procedures and assisting Fire & Rescue Services during reduced visibility conditions.
Unlike conventional PVC, Foamex or vinyl laminated systems, primaDURA GLOW combines fire-tested aluminium construction with high-performance photoluminescent technology suitable for transport infrastructure, marine, commercial and public safety environments.
Maritime & Transport Applications
primaDURA GLOW systems are specified across marine, offshore, transport and infrastructure environments requiring certified low-location lighting and emergency guidance systems.
Applications include:
- Emergency escape signage
- Low location lighting systems
- Rail and underground infrastructure
- Marine and offshore environments
- Passenger ship wayfinding
- Fire evacuation systems
- Public infrastructure safety signage
- Transport tunnel applications
When tested in accordance with ISO 15370:2021 and ISO 16069 standards, primaDURA GLOW exceeds PSPA Class D photoluminescent performance requirements.
primaDURA GLOW low location lighting systems can also be manufactured in reduced-width formats whilst maintaining compliant luminance performance.
primaDURA GLOW systems are commonly specified for fire evacuation signage, low-location lighting systems and public transport wayfinding applications requiring compliant emergency visibility performance.
Fire & Safety Performance
primaDURA GLOW systems are tested to a wide range of international fire safety, photoluminescent and transport infrastructure standards.
Testing and certifications include:
- PSPA Class D according to DIN 67510 Pt 1
- ISO 15370
- ISO 16069
- SOLAS Regulations
- EU Marine Equipment Directive
- DIN 67510
- IMO RES A.752 (18)
- ASTM E2072
- JIS Z9100
- Transport for London S1085: Issue A4:2016
- BS EN 13501-1
- BS 476-6:1989+A1:2009 (Class O)
- BS 476-7:1997 (Class 1)
primaDURA GLOW systems are manufactured using PSPA Class D photoluminescent technology designed to provide extended afterglow visibility during emergency and low-light conditions.
Systems maintain high luminance performance for emergency escape, low-location lighting and evacuation guidance applications across public infrastructure and transport environments.
primaDURA GLOW systems exceed PSPA Class D performance requirements when tested in accordance with ISO 15370:2021 and ISO 16069 standards.
| Standard / Certification | Application |
|---|---|
| PSPA Class D | Photoluminescent performance |
| ISO 15370 | Emergency way guidance |
| ISO 16069 | Low location lighting |
| SOLAS | Marine safety compliance |
| IMO RES A.752 (18) | Maritime applications |
| BS EN 13501-1 | Fire classification |
| BS 476-6 / 7 | Surface spread of flame |
All panels are quality checked prior to dispatch and supplied in protective packaging.
Upon delivery, packaging should be inspected for visible damage before signing with the carrier. Any visible damage should be photographed and recorded immediately.
If panels are to be stored prior to installation, they should be kept flat, level and under cover, raised clear of the ground to prevent distortion.
Panels should always be lifted individually and never dragged or slid across one another during handling.
