Choose the Right Delayed Egress Sign
Start with how the door operates. Doors that require occupants to push use PUSH UNTIL ALARM SOUNDS messaging, while doors that require occupants to pull use PULL UNTIL ALARM SOUNDS messaging.
You’ll also need to select the appropriate release-time message. Available signs include 15- and 30-second options, allowing you to match the signage to the approved delayed egress system installed at the door.
Delayed Egress Door Sign Requirements
Delayed egress signage provides operating instructions at doors equipped with an approved delayed egress locking system. Requirements can address the wording, release time, placement of the instructions, and tactile identification associated with the door.
Our signs are designed around California delayed egress requirements, which establish particularly stringent standards for delayed egress systems and signage. Always confirm the requirements adopted by the authority having jurisdiction for your facility.
For a deeper look at delayed egress signage requirements, including how delayed egress systems are used in healthcare environments, review our guide before specifying signage for your project.
Coordinate Signs with Your Facility
Required delayed egress signage doesn’t have to look disconnected from surrounding room and wayfinding signs. Choose from multiple sign collections, colors, finishes, and design styles to coordinate delayed egress doors with the rest of your healthcare signage package.
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