Why Choose the Partex SL5025D400R500 Danger 400 Volts Warning Labels?
The Partex SL5025D400R500 is a professional Danger 400 Volts polypropylene warning label designed to identify electrical equipment, enclosures and installations where a 400 V electrical hazard may be present. Measuring 50 mm × 25 mm, these labels provide a compact and practical solution for communicating important electrical safety information in industrial and commercial environments.
Manufactured from polypropylene, the SL5025D400R500 is suitable for electrical safety identification on control panels, machinery, electrical distribution equipment and industrial power installations. The Danger 400 Volts warning helps alert electricians, equipment operators and maintenance personnel to potentially hazardous electrical voltage, supporting hazard awareness and safer working practices.
Supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels, the SL5025D400R500 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers, industrial equipment builders and facilities maintenance teams managing high-volume identification projects. Its rectangular format supports consistent voltage warning identification across multiple electrical installations.
Key Advantages
- Danger 400 Volts warning helps identify electrical equipment associated with a 400 V hazard.
- 50 mm × 25 mm dimensions provide a compact format for electrical equipment and enclosure identification.
- Polypropylene construction offers a practical alternative to conventional paper warning labels.
- Supports electrical hazard awareness in industrial, commercial and maintenance environments.
- Suitable for electrical control panels, machinery and power distribution equipment.
- Helps maintain consistent electrical safety labelling across multiple installations.
- Roll of 500 labels provides a practical quantity for large-scale installation and maintenance programmes.
Key Features
- Partex SL5025D400R500 electrical warning label.
- Danger 400 Volts identification.
- 50 mm nominal width.
- 25 mm nominal height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Rectangular electrical hazard warning format.
- Designed for electrical voltage hazard identification.
- Suitable for professional electrical installation and maintenance applications.
- Roll format supports efficient handling during repetitive labelling tasks.
- 500 labels per roll.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product code: SL5025D400R500
- Product type: Electrical danger warning label
- Product category: Electrical Safety Warning Labels
- Warning text: Danger 400 Volts
- Indicated voltage: 400 V
- Label material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 50 mm
- Label height: 25 mm
- Label dimensions: 50 × 25 mm
- Label format: Rectangular
- Supply format: Roll
- Pack quantity: 500 labels
- Primary application: Electrical voltage hazard identification
Clear 400 Volt Hazard Identification for Electrical Installations
Electrical warning labels help communicate important safety information to electricians, equipment operators and maintenance personnel. The Partex SL5025D400R500 displays a Danger 400 Volts warning, making it suitable for identifying electrical equipment and enclosures where a 400 V electrical hazard is present and the specified warning accurately describes the installation.
The 50 mm × 25 mm polypropylene label provides a compact identification solution for electrical installations with limited available labelling space. With 500 labels per roll, this product supports consistent hazard identification across larger projects and ongoing maintenance programmes. Warning labels should remain clearly visible and accurately reflect the electrical hazards present, supplementing rather than replacing electrical isolation procedures, protective equipment and other required safety measures.
Typical Applications
- 400 V electrical equipment warning identification.
- Industrial three-phase electrical distribution installations.
- Electrical control panels, switchboards and enclosures.
- Machinery and factory automation equipment labelling.
- Motor control centres and industrial power equipment.
- Facilities management and planned electrical maintenance programmes.
- Large-scale replacement and standardisation of electrical voltage warning labels.
