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This week, we're featuring a segment that comes from our MeyerFire University platform. This one is just one of 900+ that make up MeyerFire University. It answers a fundamental question that many life safety consultants and electrical and fire protection engineers encounter at some point: where do we need exit signs? Unlike sprinkler or strobe locations, placing exit signs leans more towards the 'performance' end of the spectrum rather than purely 'prescriptive,' where there's a little more art to the process than straight numbers. For this one, Fire Protection Engineer Steven Barrett takes the reins and explains a walkthrough example. Want more like this? If these types of segments would be helpful for you or your team, join us at www.meyerfireuniversity.com (it's more affordable than you think), and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel as well. Thanks and have a great rest of your week! - Joe
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Doug
11/26/2025 02:11:31 pm
I am wondering how you would place exit signs within a data centres? Would you require one at each end of the server rack rows?
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Jocelyn Sarrantonio
12/1/2025 02:12:01 pm
Doug:
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Mark
12/2/2025 05:08:57 am
And as MeyerFire mentioned here on this blog last year, a friendly reminder for anyone reading: if you're using the 2021 IBC or newer, the old-fashioned "EXIT" letters aren't the only option anymore (for internally illuminated exit signs) thanks to updates to UL 924.
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