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A white handset and arrow on a green square.
Also known as: Emergency phone sign, Green telephone sign, Emergency call point, E004
The emergency telephone sign is green because green in ISO 3864 means a safe condition or a means of escape — not because a telephone is safe. Every escape-route and first-aid sign shares the colour, which is how the category is read before the picture is.
Indicates the location of a telephone provided for emergency use.
Contexts: Public information
Is green because ISO 3864 assigns green to safe-condition and escape signs, so the colour states the category before the pictogram is read.
Contexts: Public information
Carries a directional arrow where the telephone is not at the sign, the arrow being a separate registered element rather than part of the pictogram.
Contexts: Public information
A white handset seen in profile with a white arrow beside it, on a solid green square.