Stanpro RMTB Power Free Running Man

EIN Stanpro RunningMan

October 13, 2021

The Stanpro RMTB series of self-luminous running man signs provide reliable signage for applications where typical signs cannot be employed. The RMTB series are completely non-electrical so they can be installed in any location, including glass entranceways/vestibules, greenhouses and outdoor applications. This also insures that the RMTB signs are non-sparking, making them ideal for explosion-proof locations. RMTB signs are not governed by the requirements of the C860 standard due to the non-electrical design of the light source.

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