Water ID Sign Contempo Antique Copper Finish

Description

The Water ID sign with an antique copper finish indicates which types of fire the Water fire extinguisher can put out and which it cannot. Different forms of fire call for different extinguishers. Fire extinguisher ID signs are key in allowing quick recognition of which fire extinguisher is which. This then allows an untrained user to see which type of fire each of the extinguishers can combat. This quick recognition is the key point in any emergency situation and could be the difference between life and death.

A symbol to show that the point is a fire extinguisher point is all that’s required at each fire extinguisher. The upgrade to a fire extinguisher ID sign is for helping the user who will operate the extinguisher decipher whether they are using the correct extinguisher for that type of fire.

 Why choose the Water ID sign in an antique copper finish?

The choice of a Water ID sign in an antique copper finish is based on personal preference or aesthetic reasons. The antique copper finish can give a vintage or retro look to the sign. This may complement the style of the surrounding environment or add a decorative touch. We also offer the Contempo signs for Water fire extinguishers in stainless steel and polished gold. As well as also offering the traditional photoluminescent ID sign. Additionally, the material is durable and corrosion-resistant material. Making it suitable for outdoor use, and the Water ID sign can serve as a helpful indicator for locating a Water fire extinguisher.

Another advantage of choosing this sign in an antique copper finish is its visibility. The shiny and reflective surface of copper can catch the eye from a distance, making the sign easier to spot even in low-light conditions. This can be especially useful in outdoor settings where water sources may be hidden or difficult to find. Additionally, an antique copper finish can make the Water ID sign stand out from other signage or natural features in the surroundings, reducing the risk of confusion or misinterpretation.