Innovation at Ecoglo

Ecoglo will be exhibiting at IAVM Venue Connect in Phoenix next week.

We will be discussing a number of innovations leading with our Hybrid LED Exit Sign, the next generation internally illuminated exit sign with innovative electronics and superior energy storage technology.

Ecoglo has been innovating with products and services to aid emergency egress for over 25 years and we want to develop the best possible exit sign product to make it easier for facility managers to keep their buildings safe so please come and tell us what you think.

The Hybrid LED Exit Sign has been designed to assist facility managers to stay within ever tightening opex budgets by reducing whole of life costs and improving generator systems’ reliability. The superior backup technology and innovative electronics have reduced the electronic complexity and therefore lengthened the expected product life by a factor of 10.

You can preview the Hybrid here: ecogloexitsigns.com

WHERE: Booth 333, Phoenix Convention Center
WHEN: Tuesday 19 July until Wednesday 20 July

We’ll be showing our next generation Self-charging Hybrid LED Exit Sign at the VMA Asia-Pacific Venue Industry Congress. The show is being held in Sydney at the ICC Sydney from 30 May until 1 June.

Ecoglo will be at stand 16 so come and have a chat with Chelsey & Mike about this game changing product.
You can download product details from:
https://ecoglo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/AUS-PDS-HYBRID-SIGN-HYUX.2.V21.1F.pdf

We will also be discussing SA TS 5367:2021 published by Standards Australia. The new Technical Specification is designed to sit alongside the NCC documentation as an alternative deemed-to-satisfy solution, and to provide industry practitioners with an objective, detailed toolkit for achieving best practice.
The 25-page SA TS 5367:2021 relates only to Hybrid PL Exit Signage, i.e. PL signs fitted with their own adjacent LED luminaires to keep panels ‘charged’.
Learn more here:
https://ecoglo.com.au/ncc-compliance-hybrid-signs/

Ecoglo International Limited
2022 Asia-Pacific Venue Industry Congress
Stand 16
ICC Sydney
30 May to 1 June

We’ll be showing our next generation Self-charging Hybrid LED Exit Sign at the Total Facilities Exhibition. The show is being held at the Melbourne Convention Center next week (Tuesday 10 May until Thursday 12 May).
Ecoglo will be at booth E17 so come and have a chat about this game changing product. You can download product details from:
https://ecoglo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/AUS-PDS-HYBRID-SIGN-HYUX.2.V21.1F.pdf

We will also be discussing SA TS 5367:2021 published by Standards Australia.The new Technical Specification is designed to sit alongside the NCC documentation as an alternative deemed-to-satisfy solution, and to provide industry practitioners with an objective, detailed toolkit for achieving best practice.
The 25-page SA TS 5367:2021 relates only to Hybrid PL Exit Signage, i.e. PL signs fitted with their own adjacent LED luminaires to keep panels ‘charged’.

Ecoglo International Limited
Total Facilities Exhibition
BOOTH E17
MLB Convention & Exhibition Centre
Tuesday 10th May to Thursday 12th May

Ecoglo’s Hybrid Self-charging LED Exit Sign, with its superior backup technology and innovative electronics, is designed to last.
The theoretical calculations of FIT’s (Failures In Time per 1,000,000,000 hours) show that the Ecoglo exit sign is around 300 FIT with “best in class” battery backup competitors ranging from 2,000 FIT to 3,200 FIT.
That’s the theory but what about the practical?
We have had 74 units running in a test facility, at rated voltage with normal supply spikes and no temperature control, since December 2018. That’s equivalent run time of over 2 million hours or 241 years!
How many failures have we had? ZERO!
The stats gurus tell me that if we had 1 unit fail tomorrow then the FIT calculation would be 473 which is starting to get very close to that theoretical 300.
That’s why facility managers love Ecoglo’s hybrid!

Innovation and fresh thinking are at the core of the Ecoglo Solution Partner (ESP) network. The ESP network is designed to provide the market in Aotearoa/New Zealand with reliable and efficient solutions for emergency visibility (F6) and exit signs (F8).

ESPs are approved by Ecoglo International to provide a range of services to ensure your Ecoglo system meets New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) requirements.

ESP services include:
Facilitation of design to meet the exit sign and emergency lighting requirements of NZBC.
Supply and installation of passive (non-electrical) and electrical Ecoglo solutions.
Provision of appropriate compliance documentation required to obtain Building Consent and Code Compliance Certificates (CCC).

Contact details for the first 2 ESP’s can be found at:
https://ecoglo.co.nz/ecoglo-solution-partners/

If you’re interested in expanding your business by becoming an ESP contact Lester Easton on +64 21 061 5979

Spotted the use of Ecoglo’s new F15-175 step nosing at the local arts centre (on the way to a weekend movie).

The F15 is a great combination of anti-slip, step edge contrast in the daytime then high visibility all through the night. All manufactured with Ecoglo’s HTC process for maximum outdoor durability.

Btw “RESPECT” was a great movie, Jennifer Hudson plays the role of Aretha Franklin, well worth a look!

Simplicity sums up Ecoglo’s next generation Hybrid Photoluminescent Exit Sign.

It’s not just the simplicity of the innovative and simple electronics or the simplicity of no batteries. It’s also the simplicity of the inspection and testing requirements for the hybrid.

Look out for the Ecoglo testing QR code or take a look at the testing video on YouTube:

Economically feasible, environmentally friendly, socially responsible