Stonex and GET publicize adaptive evacuation technology at SICUR

Patented and developed by Eaton, this dynamic signalling technology allows people to be redirected, inside a building, so that security is increased in the face of risky situations.

Stonex has attended the International Security Hall (Sicur 2020), in collaboration with Get (Technical Studies Group), located at booth 8E06, to showcase the new Adaptive Emergency Lighting technology developed and patented by Eaton and that it is in line with regulation (in 1838). It is an emergency lighting system capable of showing different evacuation routes, as the situation requires and through prior programming.

The core of this technology is the CGline+ software with which evacuation scenarios can be programmed and monitored, at all times, the condition of batteries and luminaires. With this powerful management software it is possible to anticipate different situations in which the danger is in different places of the building or outside.

The Matrix CGLine+ luminaire is a tool for Adaptive Evacuation signaling that allows you to adjust the output paths in real time, showing different arrow or red blade directions depending on the predefined scenarios and depending on the nature and location of a hazard. The goal is to improve the speed and safety of emergency evacuations in spaces.

This system is especially interesting in public buildings such as hospitals, shopping malls or airports, and even in critical infrastructure where inefficient evacuation can cause the loss of many lives.

CGline+ integrates other third-party solutions such as closed circuit television (Cctv), biometrics recognition, anti-intrusion systems, alarms and public address system. A valuable tool for any situation where the flow of people needs to be managed.

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