Why Choose the Partex SL5050D240R50 Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL5050D240R50 is a roll of 50 Danger 240 Volts polypropylene warning labels, each measuring 50 mm × 50 mm. Designed for electrical hazard identification, these labels provide a clear visual warning of the presence of 240-volt electrical equipment or circuits. They help alert electricians, maintenance engineers and authorised personnel to potential electric shock hazards before accessing, inspecting or servicing electrical installations.
As part of the Partex electrical safety and voltage warning label range, the SL5050D240R50 provides a practical identification solution for electrical contractors, control panel builders, industrial engineers and facilities maintenance teams. The Danger 240 Volts warning helps communicate important voltage-related safety information on electrical distribution equipment, control panels, machinery and enclosures where 240 V supplies are present.
Manufactured from polypropylene, these labels offer a practical solution for electrical equipment identification in commercial and industrial environments. Their 50 mm × 50 mm square format provides a larger labelling area than smaller rectangular warning labels, making them useful where a more prominent warning is required. Supplied as a convenient roll of 50 labels, the SL5050D240R50 is suitable for electrical installation projects, equipment assembly and routine maintenance programmes.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger 240 Volts warning helps identify electrical equipment and circuits presenting a 240 V electrical hazard.
- 50 mm × 50 mm square dimensions provide a practical warning label format with a larger identification area.
- Polypropylene construction offers a practical alternative to conventional paper warning labels.
- Supports electrical hazard communication in commercial, industrial and maintenance environments.
- Helps personnel recognise potential electric shock risks before accessing electrical equipment.
- Suitable for electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery and compatible electrical enclosures.
- Useful for installations where a prominent voltage warning is required.
- Supports consistent electrical safety identification across multiple items of equipment.
- Convenient roll presentation allows efficient handling during installation and maintenance activities.
- Roll of 50 labels provides a practical quantity for electricians, electrical contractors and maintenance teams.
Key Features
- Partex SL5050D240R50 Danger 240 Volts warning labels.
- 50 mm label width.
- 50 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Danger 240 Volts electrical hazard warning designation.
- Square warning label format for prominent equipment identification.
- Designed for identifying electrical equipment and circuits associated with 240 V supplies.
- Suitable for electrical distribution equipment, control panels and machinery.
- Useful for electrical installation, inspection and maintenance identification.
- Supports workplace electrical safety procedures and warning label programmes.
- Convenient roll format for repeated equipment labelling.
- Supplied as a roll of 50 labels.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product range: Electrical Safety and Warning Labels
- Product code: SL5050D240R50
- Product type: Electrical voltage hazard warning label
- Warning designation: Danger 240 Volts
- Warning text: Danger 240 Volts
- Identified voltage: 240 V
- Label width: 50 mm
- Label height: 50 mm
- Label dimensions: 50 mm × 50 mm
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label shape: Square
- Supply format: Roll
- Quantity per roll: 50
- Primary function: Electrical voltage hazard identification
- Intended use: Warning identification for electrical equipment and circuits containing 240 V supplies
- Typical applications: Electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery and electrical enclosures
- Application environments: Commercial premises, industrial facilities, workshops and electrical installations
- Product classification: Electrical safety and voltage warning label
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating potential hazards associated with energised equipment and electrical installations. The Partex SL5050D240R50 Danger 240 Volts label provides a visible warning to help identify equipment and circuits associated with a 240 V electrical supply. Clear voltage identification is particularly useful on electrical distribution equipment, control panels and machinery where personnel may need to access electrical components during inspection, servicing or repair.
The 50 mm × 50 mm polypropylene label provides a square identification format suitable for equipment surfaces with sufficient available space. Compared with smaller warning label formats, its larger dimensions offer additional space for displaying the hazard message. The convenient roll of 50 supports efficient labelling during electrical installation, panel assembly and planned maintenance activities, making it a practical choice for contractors and maintenance departments working across multiple electrical assets.
A Danger 240 Volts warning label is an important visual safety aid, but it does not replace safe electrical isolation, lock-off procedures, verification of dead or other required precautions. Labels should only be applied where the warning accurately reflects the electrical hazard. In the UK, modern nominal single-phase mains voltage is generally designated as 230 V, so the actual equipment voltage and the suitability of a 240 V warning should be confirmed before application. Labels should remain clearly visible and legible, and their suitability for the intended surface and operating environment should be assessed.
Typical Applications
- Identification of electrical equipment containing 240 V supplies.
- Electrical distribution boards and associated enclosures.
- Industrial and commercial electrical control panels.
- Electrical cabinets, junction boxes and equipment housings.
- Machinery and industrial automation equipment.
- Electrical installations requiring specific 240 V hazard identification.
- Workshop electrical equipment and maintenance installations.
- Electrical panel manufacturing and equipment assembly.
- Facilities management and planned electrical maintenance programmes.
- Electrical installation, inspection and refurbishment projects requiring prominent voltage warning labels.
