The Philippines’ largest gathering of architects is only 3 weeks away! The United Architects of the Philippines’ annual trade exhibition will being showing the latest trends and innovations in architecture and design.
Ecoglo will be demonstrating how its products can increase step edge contrast for people with impaired sight and at the same time add anti-slip properties.
Coma and see us at CONEX 2024, booth I49. SMX Manila 18-21 April.
For more information contact: Keith Phillips Office No: +632-8802-4760 Cell No: +63927-033-3496 (whatsapp / viber), +63917-514-6803 / +63968-356-4773 (call / text) Email: keith.phillips@ecoglo.com
Building Codes around the world are rapidly changing to recognise photoluminescent products as they contribute to effective emergency lighting systems and are also sustainable and economical. Countries such as the USA, Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand have all adopted this technology into their respective Building Codes using international standards to ensure performance.
WHAT is included in the Seminar?
The seminar will focus on the use of international standards relating to photoluminescent products and how they can support the Fire Code of the Philippines RA9514 RIRR-2019.
There will be 3 main sections:
1. Technical Background of Photoluminescent Technology.
2. International Standards relating to Photoluminescent Products.
3. Application of Standards to RA9514 RIRR-2019.
The fire code clauses covered will be:
10-2-5-11 Illumination of Means of Egress
10-2-5-12 Exit Marking
10-2-5-13 Emergency Evacuation Plans
WHEN is the Seminar?
The first seminar will be held on:
Tuesday, 9 April 2024
2pm – 4.30pm
Let us know if you are interested in alternative dates.
WHERE is the Seminar?
Novotel Suites Manila at Acqua
Novotel Tower,
Brgy Coronado,
Mandaluyong,
1550 Metro Manila
WHO will present the Seminar?
The seminar will be presented by the Ecoglo International Chairman, Trevor Dimond.
Trevor has over 25 years experience with photoluminescent standards and has been studying the Fire Code of the Philippines for over 5 years. He has made submissions relating to the International Building Code, NFPA, National Construction Code (Australia) and the New Zealand Building Code.
The seminars will be sponsored by Ecoglo Philippines.
Ecoglo is proud to be supporting Philippines Fire Prevention Month 2024.
We are excited to announce that we have entered into a sponsorship arrangement to provide industry training and professional development in relation to the fire code.
The courses will give guidance regarding specific aspects of sections 10-2-5-11, 10-2-5-12 and 10-2-5-13 of the Fire Code of the Philippines RA9514 RIRR-2019.
There is always an ongoing need for education and professional development materials targeted at all stakeholders in the fire safety eco-system. The courses have been developed in response to frequently asked questions from facility managers, safety managers and other stakeholders in the facility management sector.
Guidance and training will help all stakeholders to adopt a consistent and dependable interpretation of the current fire code wording and thus increase fire safety in facilities throughout the Philippines.
Ecoglo is proud to announce our new partnership with the Safety Organization of the Philippines Inc.
25 years of experience working with photoluminescent egress systems and associated international standards gives Ecoglo a vast depth of knowledge in this field that will be extremely useful in helping SOPI achieve many of its Mission goals. A culture of safety can be built upon through the development of clear egress plans and programs, with ongoing education and training a key factor towards the success of our partnership.
Ecoglo’s self-charging LED exit sign replaces batteries with our highly efficient Energy Caching Panel and next generation electronics to produce a truly sustainable, durable and cost-effective unit equipment product.
To find out more come to our booth at at NFPA Las Vegas, June 19-21 or you can see a short video here:
The costs of battery replacement and their disposal continue to be issues. With emergency exit signs the batteries can now be disposed of forever!
Batteries in emergency exit signs have now been superceded by Ecoglo’s Self-charging LED Exit Sign which combines innovative electronics with ECP energy storage. This means no more battery failures and no battery disposal issues.
Come and see the next generation in exit signs at NFPA Las Vegas, June 19-21, we’re at booth #212
Ecoglo’s next generation self-charging exit sign will be on display at the NFPA Expo in Las Vegas, June 19-21. If you’re attending come and see us at booth #212, it would be great to get your input.
I know a lot of time and effort has gone into achieving Net Zero Carbon for Ecoglo International. Well done Team!
Ecoglo launched its self-charging LED exit sign to the New Zealand and Australian markets in 2019.
We’re now working on bringing the same technology to the US market. We want as much input as we can get so that we can deliver a product that makes facilities operations safer, more cost-effective, and more sustainable.
Take a look at our video and let us know what you think.
Ecoglo’s G6-003 step edging is the go-to solution for emergency visibility in stairways in New York City commercial high-rise buildings.
Now available from Ecoglo Philippines the G6-003 will speed up evacuation times and combat smoke by increasing the visibility of the step edges.
This Ecoglo solution will add resilience to your facility and increase preparedness for fire, earthquakes and brown outs.
The solution is fail-safe if generators don’t start because of an earthquake jolt or if batteries are low or failing.
Ecoglo’s G6-003 step edging is very cost-effective and is tested to UL 1994 (visibility), UL 410 (anti-slip) and UL 746C (UV durability).
The G6-003 can be integrated into a full IFC/NFPA floor proximity solution which is particularly effective for providing emergency visibility in smoke filled environments.
Take a look at the full range of products: www.ecoglo.ph Or contact Keith Phillips +63917-514-6803 (call / sms) or +63927-033-3496 (Whatsapp / Viber)