Applications : linear illumination devices

Underwater

	Beaconing for searches in open or closed waters: victim searches, subways, sewers, flooded car parks
	Technical diving: deep waters, wrecks, potholes, under ice, etc.
	Marking intervention areas: searching for victims, inspecting dams, etc.
	Underwater works: construction, inspecting hulls, propellers, wrecks, oilrigs, sluices, etc.
	Indicating diver decompression stops, training routes
	Underwater archaeological works
	Criminal investigation: search for clues in deep waters, reports, investigations
	Scientific research

Evacuation

Our guide lines can be installed permanently and light up automatically during power cuts to indicate evacuation paths and assembly routes prior to evacuation.

Examples:

	Aid for evacuating commercial, passenger and cruise ships
	Oilrigs: evacuation routes, temporary zoning
	Marking evacuation routes in car parks and other underground areas
	Evacuation routes in car parks, basements, buildings receiving the public, hotels, etc.

Military - Civil security - Law enforcement

The electroluminescent guide line can be used for marking out zones on the public way, in mountains, forests, at sea… above ground, underground, and in the water.

Multi-purpose armbands ensure that operators can be seen, increasing their security and so making them more efficient.

	Accidents and disaster zones
	Mountain rescue: marking out zones
	Temporarily dangerous zones
	Natural catastrophes, deep searches: buildings, cavities, landslides, etc.
	Marking out zones, exits and paths on busy sites: festivals, site visits, cultural and sports events
	Military: drop zones, landing zones, IED safe area, unerground and caves recognition, refueling base, "no go" areas, bridge edge crossing, etc..

Underground

Marking out primary and secondary routes of underground circuits (grottoes, mines, galleries, etc.)

Fire

Galleries, tunnels, caves, corridors, car parks and other very smoke-filled spaces: searches for origin of smoke, any victims, and marking out a path to access the fire

Sport activities

Marking zones, training courses, illuminated paths