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Wire & Signage

Wire & Signage are essential components of any emergency communication system, supporting both functionality and code compliance. Proper wiring ensures reliable power and connectivity, while clear, compliant signage helps building occupants and emergency personnel quickly locate life safety equipment during emergencies.

RATH® Wire & Signage solutions are purpose-built for life safety applications, offering pre-tested wiring kits and high-visibility signage designed to streamline installation and improve system performance. Our wire kits provide clean, dependable connections for emergency phones and control systems, while our signage is durable, easy to install, and designed to meet strict regulatory standards.

RATH® Wire & Signage solutions meet ADA, IBC/ICC, UL, NEC, and NFPA requirements, helping facilities stay compliant while ensuring that critical communication systems are both easy to locate and fully operational in an emergency.

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Solutions

Cables
RATH® Cables are engineered to provide reliable, high-performance connections for emergency communication systems. Pre-tested for quality and compliance, these cables are available in various lengths and configurations to accommodate both standard and custom installations. Whether connecting call boxes, command centers, or system components, our cables ensure uninterrupted signal transmission and power delivery across your emergency communication infrastructure. Each cable is rated to meet stringent safety and electrical standards, making them suitable for a wide range of life safety applications, including areas of refuge, elevator systems, and public safety installations.
NFPA 72 UL
Illuminated Signs
RATH® Illuminated Signs provide highly visible emergency communication signage designed to support Areas Of Refuge and rescue assistance applications. Available in both illuminated LED and photoluminescent configurations, these signs help clearly identify emergency communication locations while supporting code-compliant building safety systems in commercial, healthcare, education, transportation, and public facility environments. Designed for long-term reliability and fast installation, the portfolio includes single-sided, double-sided, surface-mounted, and peel-and-stick options to accommodate a wide range of building layouts and installation requirements. Illuminated LED models provide continuous visibility with battery backup operation during power loss, while photoluminescent models remain visible without external power. Together, the Illuminated Signs portfolio delivers dependable identification for emergency communication and rescue assistance locations while supporting ADA, IBC, NEC, NFPA, and UL requirements.
ADA IBC NFPA 70 (NEC) NFPA 72 UL
Door / Wall Signs
RATH® Door / Wall Signs provide durable emergency identification signage designed for Areas Of Refuge, emergency communication locations, and rescue assistance applications. Available in both interior and exterior configurations, these signs help occupants quickly identify designated emergency communication and assisted rescue locations while supporting accessibility and code-compliant building safety requirements. Designed for long-term reliability and fast installation, the portfolio includes multiple sign styles, layouts, color options, and messaging configurations to support a wide range of building environments and application requirements. Raised lettering, braille, peel-and-stick mounting, and durable construction support accessibility compliance while delivering dependable identification for commercial, healthcare, education, transportation, and public facility life safety systems
ADA IBC NFPA 101
Directional Signs
RATH® Directional Signs provide clear, easy-to-follow guidance toward emergency communication systems such as call boxes, areas of refuge, or elevator phones. Installed in hallways, stairwells, and common areas, these signs improve wayfinding for building occupants, first responders, and individuals with accessibility needs. Constructed with durable, high-visibility materials and available in a variety of arrows and messages, RATH® Directional Signs support compliance with ADA, NFPA, and IBC/ICC regulations while enhancing the overall visibility and usability of life safety systems throughout a facility.
ADA NFPA 72 IBC
Call Box Instruction Signs
RATH® Call Box Instruction Signs are designed to provide clear, concise instructions on how to use emergency call boxes during a critical situation. Typically mounted near or directly above the call box, these signs guide users through the proper steps to initiate communication with emergency personnel. Constructed from durable materials with high-contrast, easy-to-read lettering, these signs are designed to be visible under a variety of lighting conditions. Many configurations also include ADA-compliant features like tactile text and Braille to ensure accessibility for all users. RATH® Call Box Instruction Signs support IBC/ICC and ADA compliance, enhancing the usability, clarity, and effectiveness of emergency communication systems in public and private facilities.
ADA UL NFPA 70 (NEC)

Compare Systems at a Glance

Illuminated SignsDoor SignsDirectional SignsCall Box Signs
Primary PurposeEnhances visibility of emergency communication areasIdentifies designated rescue areas or roomsGuides occupants toward emergency communication locationsIdentifies emergency call boxes in stairwells or corridors
LightingLED-illuminated for visibility in low-light or dark areasNoneNoneNone
Installation LocationAbove doorways, entrances, or key access pointsMounted on doors leading to areas of refugePlaced in hallways, lobbies, or public spacesMounted near or above emergency call boxes
Visibility RangeLong-range, high visibilityShort-range, close-proximity identificationMid- to long-range directional visibilityShort-range, specific location marking
Power RequirementsRequires power (typically 120V or 24V)NoneNoneNone
ComplianceADA, NFPA, IBC/ICC, ULADA, NFPA, IBC/ICC, ULADA, NFPA, IBC/ICC, ULADA, NFPA, IBC/ICC, UL