Samu 192 Logo

Logo

Samu 192 logo

About Samu 192

Centered is a thick orange circular ring containing a red six-pointed Star of Life symbol. The star has a darker red outline and a black Rod of Asclepius (a single vertical staff with a coiled snake) drawn over its center. A thin black inner ring separates the emblem from the white background.

Beneath the emblem are two stacked lines of bold wordmark text: the uppercase word "SAMU" in orange and the large numeric "192" in red. There is small circular text inside the orange ring near its top and bottom edges (not legible at this resolution).

What's in it: Star of Life (six-pointed star) Rod of Asclepius (staff with single snake)

Shapes: circular ring six-pointed star (Star of Life) wordmark (stacked text) thin inner ring

Style: medical emblem flat bold governmental

Text in logo: SAMU 192

Evokes emergency medical services and urgent healthcare response (Star of Life and Rod of Asclepius are common EMS/medical symbols).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Vivid red

#D81E21 · primary

Bright orange

#F39C12 · primary

Black

#000000 · accent

White (background)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Samu 192 Logo History

SAMU stands for Serviço de Atendimento Móvel de Urgência — Brazil's public mobile emergency medical service; 192 is the national emergency telephone number used to request ambulance/EMS response.