Danger Live Wires Sign | Electrical Work Zones
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The Danger Live Wires sign is a high-visibility alert used to mark areas where exposed electrical conductors pose a lethal risk. It belongs in high-risk environments such as electrical substations, industrial workshop...
Description and applications
The Danger Live Wires sign is a high-visibility alert used to mark areas where exposed electrical conductors pose a lethal risk. It belongs in high-risk environments such as electrical substations, industrial workshops, and plant rooms where unauthorised access to live circuitry could result in fatal accidents. These safety signs provide an immediate visual boundary between safe zones and hazardous electrical installations.
Installing these signs removes the risk of accidental contact by clearly flagging the presence of live wires to electricians and site personnel. The self-adhesive backing allows for rapid deployment on aluminium panels, switchboards, or door frames without needing additional mounting hardware. By placing these danger signs at eye level on entry points or directly on equipment, site managers can ensure that every worker is aware of the risk before they enter a restricted zone. This prevents complacency during routine maintenance and ensures that only qualified personnel engage with the equipment.
This sign measures 240x180mm and is constructed from self-adhesive material. It is produced as stated in AS1319-1994.
Features
- 240x180mm dimensions
- Self-adhesive backing for easy mounting
- Indicates hazards that can lead to serious injury or death
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 240x180mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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