415 Volts Danger Sign | Electrical Switchboards
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The Danger 415 Volts sign is a high-visibility alert used to mark high-voltage electrical hazards. It belongs on electrical switchboards, distribution boards, and plant machinery within industrial workshops, factories...
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The Danger 415 Volts sign is a high-visibility alert used to mark high-voltage electrical hazards. It belongs on electrical switchboards, distribution boards, and plant machinery within industrial workshops, factories, and construction site power hubs where unauthorised access to live terminals could be fatal.
Integrating these safety signs into your site layout ensures that electricians and site personnel are immediately aware of the specific voltage risk before they open a panel or begin maintenance. The self-adhesive backing allows for a quick, permanent bond to smooth surfaces, meaning you can secure the alert without needing additional brackets or drilling into sensitive electrical enclosures. By providing a clear, bold visual warning, it helps prevent accidental contact with live components and keeps non-qualified staff away from hazardous zones during daily operations.
This sign is manufactured from self-adhesive material and measures 240x180mm. It is used to indicate that a specific action, task or hazard can lead to serious injury or death, as stated in AS1319-1994.
Features
- Danger 415 Volts high-voltage alert
- Self-adhesive backing for easy installation
- Measures 240x180mm
- Indicates hazards that can lead to serious injury or death
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 240x180mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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