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Site electricians and safety officers use this Danger 415 Volts sign to mark high-voltage areas where unauthorised access must be restricted. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs used across construction sit...
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Site electricians and safety officers use this Danger 415 Volts sign to mark high-voltage areas where unauthorised access must be restricted. It is a necessary addition to the safety signs used across construction sites and mining operations, specifically where electrical switchboards, transformers, or heavy machinery power feeds are located.
Installing this sign reduces the risk of accidental contact with live electrical components by providing a clear, immediate alert to any worker entering the zone. The Class 2 reflective surface ensures the hazard remains visible even in low-light conditions or during night shifts when site lighting may be limited. Because it is constructed from metal, it withstands the harsh environmental conditions typical of an active industrial site, resisting the wear and tear that would quickly degrade plastic alternatives. This durability means fewer replacements and consistent hazard communication for all trades on site.
The sign measures 600x400mm and is manufactured from metal for long-term stability. It features a Class 2 reflective finish to ensure maximum visibility of the 415 Volts warning. This is a required purchase for site managers overseeing high-voltage installations.
Features
- Danger 415 Volts messaging
- Class 2 reflective finish
- Durable metal construction
- 600x400mm dimensions
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Metal |
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