BS ISO 16069:2017

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Planning a SWGS
5 Basic principles for the design of SWGS
6 Specific requirements for electrically powered
  components
7 Specific requirements for phosphorescent
  components
Annex A (normative) - Measurement of
         photopic luminance of
         phosphorescent components in
        the laboratory
Annex B (normative) - On-site measurement of
        luminance performance of phosphorescent
        components of a SWGS
Annex C (informative) - Visibility and identifiability
        of phosphorescent safety way guidance
        components and their sizing and location
Bibliography

Explains the principles governing the design and application of visual components used to create a safety way guidance system (SWGS). Contains general principles valid both for electrically powered and for phosphorescent components.

This document describes the principles governing the design and application of visual components used to create a safety way guidance system (SWGS).

This document contains general principles valid both for electrically powered and for phosphorescent components. Special information which is related to the type of component is given to assist in defining the environment of use, choice of material, layout, installation and maintenance of SWGS.

This document does not cover risk assessment. Applications with different risks to the occupants typically require different layouts and types of SWGS. The specific application and exact final design of SWGS is entrusted to those persons responsible for this task.

This document also does not include the special considerations of possible tactile or audible components of SWGS, nor does it include requirements for high mounted components of the emergency escape route lighting, especially the design and application of emergency escape route lighting.

This document is intended, by collaboration and coordination, to be used by all other Technical Committees within ISO and IEC charged with developing SWGS for their specific requirements. This document is not to be used for ships falling under regulations of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).