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Exit Sign Guide

This February 2005 briefing from the U.S. Department of Energy focuses on an often-overlooked aspect of building efficiency: illuminated exit signs. Find out about the more energy-efficient options, including light-emitting diode (LED) powered signs. The two-page guide includes tips for first-time buyers as well as those seeking to retrofit existing building signage. Also includes a cost-effectiveness table demonstrating potential cost savings per year and throughout the life of the product.

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