3. Low location lighting system. 4. Illuminated emergency units. 5. Cabin escape route plans

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1 1. Signs for fire protective installation 2. Signs for escape routes 3. Low location lighting system 4. Illuminated emergency units 5. Cabin escape route plans 117

2 1.SIGNS FOR FIRE PROTECTIVE INSTALLATION Fire control plan indicator Foam nozzle International shore connection Wheeled fire extinguisher Locker with additional protective clothing Manually operated call point Portable foam applicator Fire axe Hose box with spray/ jet fire nozzle Portable fire extinguisher Release medium as to be announced Fire damper in vent duct Portable fire extinguisher Fire Space protected by medium as to be announced Remote controlled fire pumps or emergency switches Remote controlled fuel/ lubricated oil valves Fire blanket Closing appliance for Control Locker with fireman s outfit Powder hose and handgun Remote ventilation shutoff 118

3 SIGNS FOR FIRE PROTECTIVE INSTALLATION Remote control skylights Foam installation Portable fire extinguisher Emergency telephone Emergency fire pump Main vertical zone symbol Fire main with fire valves Bilge pump Sprinkler Emergency generator Emergency bilge pump Foam valve Sprinkler section valves CO2 Battery Water fog application Breathing air compressor Inert gas installation Horn fire alarm Push button/ switch for fire alarm A class fire door selfclosing 119

4 SIGNS FOR FIRE PROTECTIVE INSTALLATION A class fire door Heat detector Halon 1301 bottles placed in protected area Bell, fire alarm Breathing apparatus High expansion foam supply tank Only for drawings Space protected by automatic fire alarm Gas detector Powder installation Fire pump Flame detector Smoke detector Only for drawings B class division symbol Heli equipment Fire panel alarm Drenching installation CO2 bottle Emergency switchboard A class division symbol CO2/ Nitrogen bulk installation Powder monitor (gun) Portable fire extinguish 120

5 2. SIGNS FOR ESCAPE ROUTES Fasten seat belt Start air supply Assembly Secure hatches Release grips Station letter A-Z Laxer to water MES Marine evacuation system Station number 0-9 Lower life aft to water Emergency exit Lifeboat Lower rescue boat to water Secondary direction indicator Rescue boat Start engine Exit Start waterspray Davitlaunched life raft Release falls indicator Evacuation slide indicator Life raft 121

6 SIGNS FOR ESCAPE ROUTES Lifebuoy Lifebuoy with line and light Pilot ladder Lifebuoy with line Survival craft portable radio First aid Lifebuoy with light Maritime distress radio navigation guide EPIRB Station letter A-Z Lifebuoy with light and smoke Radar transponder Station number 0-9 Embarkation ladder Survival craft pyrotechnic distress signals Combination with EV 30 Lifejacket Rocket parachute flares for opening Child s lifejacket Line-throwing appliante Actuating direction for door handle Immersion suit Heaving line Actuating direction for door handle 122

7 SIGNS FOR ESCAPE ROUTES exit exit Escape hatch exit exit Escape window exit exit Escape door exit exit Escape route exit Slide to open left exit Slide to open right Exit right Exit Exit left Exit 123

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9 3. LOW LOCATION LIGHTING SYSTEM ALUMINIUM MOLDINGS: Guidance systems made of aluminium, offering long-lasting photoluminescence and instant mounting. These products for wall or floor satisfy the most stringent safety, durability and design requirements. The profiles are manufactured from aluminium and are provided with a long-lasting photoluminescence plastic insert. The long-persistence photoluminescence of the finish of the aluminium of the wall section makes it an important component of a safety guidance system. This guidance system complies with the IMO standards and is admitted by various classification authorities. 125

10 LOW LOCATION LIGHTING SYSTEM A LLL-System is recommended, in supplementation to the safety signage and emergency lighting, on all passenger ships with more than 36 passengers. The LLL-System must garantee, that the orientation is always ensured. From the general arrangement plans, we study and place layout for the guidance system, installation detail. Planning is coordinated with the owner, the shipyard, the architect and the permission authorities. 126

11 4. ILLUMINATED EMERGENCY UNITS 127

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17 5. CABIN ESCAPE ROUTE PLANS Every cabin must be equipped with the appropriate cabin escape route plan. It should include the shortest ways to the exit. 133

18 SAFETY SIGNS CRUISE VESSEL REFERENCES ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES RHAPSODY OF THE SEAS NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS ADVENTURE OF THE SEAS EXPLORER OF THE SEAS VOYAGER OF THE SEAS CELEBRITY CRUISES MILLENIUM INFINITY SUMMIT CONSTELLATION PRINCESS CRUISES CORAL PRINCESS ISLAND PRINCESS DIAMOND PRINCESS SNCM PASCAL PAOLI LLAMONE CUNARD QUEEN MARY II RADISSON SEVEN SEAS CRUISES SEVEN SEAS MARINER CRYSTAL CRUISES CRYSTAL SERENITY FESTIVAL SHIPPING MISTRAL EUROPEAN VISION EUROPEAN STARS RENAISSANCE R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 MSC MSC LIRICA 134