I'd disagree. Changing batteries is cheaper, but not if the time doing it has to be accounted for.
emergency light
Jun 28, 2017
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CPC do nearly all types
More suited to Scotland than France.
A running man sticker my arse. They were introduced to replace the word "exit" and be EU friendly.
After Brexit maybe the UK fire exit signs will show a nice orderly queue of people leaving the building (women and children first) instead of a running man (probably French or Italian) legging it at the first sign of trouble. The Germans can have their own sign showing you how to queue jump.
What don't you understand about ""cool white" which I hate"? Even passing through is an unpleasant experience, too cold and harsh.
And a bigger battery to supply that power for the required three hours.
Bother.
or put a very short lead on it & use it as a rechargeable torch
NT
Or just a lower light output for 3 hours - which probably wouldn't be noticed.
in Greece a great many said "Exodus".
It might be in a statutory situation.
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Which merely means "Exit" in Greek. All the motorway exits in (unoccupied) Cyprus are signposted thus.
Yes (I do have Greek O Level), but when I saw them the EU spec was "Exit"
take it they will be old ni-cads
CPC will sel you new ones.
I used to have them on my simca 1301 must have been the dullist bulbs ever ...at least 40% down ...
in France they used them to show they have surrendered to the enemy .....
yes exit should still be in RED like the old days ..green my arse ...
should be "way oot" in Scotland ....
cool idea
I will when I can be bothered ...then bin it .....
too big
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