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It boasts high visibility in dark places and demonstrates its power as a signboard.
This product boasts high visibility in dark places by using high-brightness phosphorescent pigments, making it effective as a signage board.
In times of disaster, a glow-in-the-dark sign that serves as a "light of hope in case of emergencies" like power outages.
The "Blue Impact Series" is a power-free, photoluminescent sign that maintains functionality even during disasters, excelling in durability and cost-effectiveness with an LED combination. We have developed a system that uses a small number of LEDs for surface emission. It continues to emit light even when the power is cut off, providing peace of mind in terms of disaster prevention. Additionally, it features a self-generating system with solar panels, making it environmentally friendly. 【Features】 ■ Usable outdoors ■ The blue-green color has a calming effect ■ Can be installed in various locations *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
Maintaining functionality even during disasters! The 'light' created by solar power systems + LED + phosphorescent technology.
We would like to introduce the "Large Photoluminescent Signboard" handled by Impact Co., Ltd. The large high-brightness outdoor signboard made of photoluminescent material has been technically challenging to develop until now, but thanks to our technology, we have completed a large signboard (1m x 1m) that excels in weather resistance. The afterglow performance corresponds to the highest class II category in the classification standards of JIS Z 9097 and 9098, emitting light at a high brightness level. 【Features】 ■ High brightness and long-lasting illumination ■ Suitable for outdoor use ■ Calming effect ■ Can be installed in various locations *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
This is a product for avoiding dangers in the harbor at night.
Our products "Ecoline" and "Bright Route" are designed to help avoid dangers in ports at night.
