Anti-panic lighting

Figure 3.78: Example for a standard escape route sign according to ISO 3864 and DIN 4844-2

Anti-panic lighting is supposed to prevent panic in larger gatherings in events of general power failure and enable people to reach access points to clearly marked escape routes at a certain brightness (0,5 lx, corresponds roughly to a clear night at full moon).

Photometric requirements (table) apply for the entire ground surface except boundary areas of max. 0,5 m width.

3.1.3.8.4 Safety lighting for escape routes
3.1.3.8.6 Safety lighting for sports facilities

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  1. Essential requirements for good lighting
  2. Quality criteria of lighting
  3. General requirements
    1. Maintenance Factor
    2. Light and safety at work
    3. Light and non-visual effects
    4. Light and economy
    5. Light and environment
    6. Lighting design
    7. Lighting measurement
    8. Emergency lighting
      1. Types of emergency lighting
      2. Regulations
      3. Stand-by lighting
      4. Safety lighting for escape routes
      5. Anti-panic lighting
      6. Safety lighting for sports facilities
      7. Safety lighting for workstations with particular hazards
      8. Safety signs
      9. Planning
      10. Examplary planning
  4. Specific lighting requirements
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