Public Infrastructure & Transport

For stations and car parks, Anshine specifies AS-B109 exit signs, AS-1088 IP65 luminaires and AS-3002 combined units. Open platforms and underground concourses combine rain, exhaust contamination and almost no maintenance window, so sealed IP65 housings and 180-minute LiFePO₄ backup are the baseline. The AS-B109 covers direction: IP65, 180 min, EN 1838 / ISO 7010 running-man and arrow legends, double-sided, five mounting ways (including wall, ceiling, hanging and flag mounting) in one SKU — one spare part instead of five. The AS-1088 keeps concourses lit at 10 W mains / 8 W emergency, 200–1000 lm, IP65, 180 min. Where one indoor fitting must do both jobs, the AS-3002 combines a 3 W exit sign with 2×3 W + 2 W emergency heads (180 min, IP30). ODM legend artwork covers project-specific languages and pictograms.

What typically goes wrong

• Using indoor IP30 exit signs on open platforms and in car parks exposed to rain
• Keeping five different sign SKUs for wall, ceiling, hanging, flag and side mounting
• No fault indication, so a dead sign is only found during the annual inspection
• Assuming 90-minute backup covers a tunnel or underground concourse evacuation

How we address it

• AS-B109 — IP65, 180 min LiFePO₄, EN 1838 / ISO 7010 pictograms, double-sided, five mounting ways, CE/CB/RoHS/LVD/TÜV: one SKU for platform, wall, ceiling and hanging positions.
• AS-1088 — IP65, 10 W mains / 8 W emergency, 200–1000 lm, 180 min, 3.2 V 4000 mAh LiFePO₄, adjustable brightness and CCT: maintained concourse lighting through evacuation.
• AS-3002 — iron-and-glass combined exit sign and twin-head emergency light, 3 W sign + 2×3 W + 2 W heads, 180 min, IP30: one fitting for indoor concourses needing both direction and light.
• AS-E305 — IP65 with monthly/annual auto-test and 433MHz control, for corridors and stairwells where inspection access is limited.

Relevant models