Product details
Product information
At a glance
Catalogue details
- Catalogue configurations
- 1
Documents and compliance
Request the current approved file using this product's SKU before relying on a certificate, datasheet or compliance claim.
The Caution Risk of Electric Shock sign is a high-visibility marker used to alert personnel to potential electrical hazards. It belongs in high-risk environments such as electrical plant rooms, workshops, and industri...
Description and applications
The Caution Risk of Electric Shock sign is a high-visibility marker used to alert personnel to potential electrical hazards. It belongs in high-risk environments such as electrical plant rooms, workshops, and industrial warehouses where exposed wiring or high-voltage equipment is present. Integrating these safety signs into your site layout ensures that both staff and visiting contractors are aware of the risks before they enter a restricted area.
Installing this sign at eye level on doors or near electrical panels prevents accidental contact with live components. By providing a clear visual warning, it reduces the likelihood of workplace accidents and ensures that only qualified electricians engage with the equipment. The poly construction is suited for daily use in commercial settings, offering a durable surface that resists wear and maintains its colour in indoor environments. It simplifies the process of hazard identification for site supervisors during safety audits and daily walk-throughs.
This specific model measures 600x400mm and is manufactured from poly material. These dimensions provide a large enough surface area to be seen from a distance across a workshop floor. It is a necessary addition for facility managers overseeing electrical infrastructure.
Features
- Caution Risk of Electric Shock messaging
- 600x400mm dimensions for high visibility
- Constructed from durable poly material
Specifications
| Size | 600x400mm |
| Material | Poly |
Delivery, freight and returns
Delivery options depend on the product, quantity and postcode. Review delivery information or ask us to confirm bulky-item and site-access requirements.