emergency light

[charles]

I'd disagree. Changing batteries is cheaper, but not if the time doing it has to be accounted for.

[charles]

CPC do nearly all types

[ARW]

More suited to Scotland than France.

[ARW]

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.

[Dave Liquorice]

What don't you understand about ""cool white" which I hate"? Even passing through is an unpleasant experience, too cold and harsh.

[Dave Liquorice]

And a bigger battery to supply that power for the required three hours.

Bother.

[tabbypurr]

or put a very short lead on it & use it as a rechargeable torch

NT

[alan_m]

Or just a lower light output for 3 hours - which probably wouldn't be noticed.

[charles]

in Greece a great many said "Exodus".

[charles]

It might be in a statutory situation.

[Huge]

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Which merely means "Exit" in Greek. All the motorway exits in (unoccupied) Cyprus are signposted thus.

[charles]

Yes (I do have Greek O Level), but when I saw them the EU spec was "Exit"

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

take it they will be old ni-cads

[charles]

CPC will sel you new ones.

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

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 .....

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

yes exit should still be in RED like the old days ..green my arse ...

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

should be "way oot" in Scotland ....

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

cool idea

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

I will when I can be bothered ...then bin it .....

[Jim GM4DHJ ...]

too big