Why Choose the Partex SL8035D240R50 Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Label?
The Partex SL8035D240R50 is a Danger 240 Volts electrical safety warning label designed to identify electrical equipment and installations where a 240 V electrical hazard is present. Manufactured from polypropylene, this safety label provides clear voltage identification for electrical distribution equipment, control panels, industrial machinery and electrical enclosures.
As part of the Partex electrical safety labelling range, the SL8035D240R50 helps electrical contractors, panel builders and maintenance engineers communicate electrical hazards effectively. Its Danger 240 Volts warning message alerts personnel to the potential risk of electric shock and reinforces the importance of following appropriate safety procedures when inspecting, operating or maintaining electrical equipment.
Each label measures 80 mm × 35 mm and is supplied in a convenient roll of 50 labels. This format is suitable for electrical installation projects, routine maintenance and panel-building applications requiring consistent voltage warning identification without the need for larger bulk quantities.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger 240 Volts warning for electrical hazard identification.
- 80 mm × 35 mm label dimensions provide a practical format for equipment safety marking.
- Polypropylene construction suitable for general industrial identification applications.
- Roll of 50 labels provides a convenient quantity for installation and maintenance projects.
- Helps standardise voltage hazard warnings across electrical equipment and installations.
- Suitable for electrical contractors, panel builders, maintenance engineers and industrial facilities.
Key Features
- Partex electrical safety warning label.
- Danger 240 Volts printed warning message.
- 80 mm width × 35 mm height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- 50 labels per roll.
- Designed for identifying equipment presenting a 240 V electrical hazard.
- Suitable for electrical distribution boards, control panels and equipment enclosures where appropriate.
- Convenient roll format for repetitive voltage warning identification tasks.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product code: SL8035D240R50
- Product type: Electrical safety warning label
- Warning message: Danger 240 Volts
- Voltage identified: 240 V
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 80 mm
- Label height: 35 mm
- Label dimensions: 80 mm × 35 mm
- Supply format: Roll
- Pack quantity: 50 labels
- Application: Electrical voltage hazard identification
- Product category: Electrical Safety Labels
Clear 240 V Electrical Hazard Identification for Equipment and Installations
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating potential hazards associated with electrical installations. The Partex SL8035D240R50 Danger 240 Volts label provides a clear voltage warning intended to alert personnel to equipment presenting a 240 V electrical hazard. Appropriate warning identification helps reinforce safe working practices and the need for suitable precautions before electrical inspection, servicing or maintenance.
The polypropylene construction provides a practical material for equipment identification, while the 80 mm × 35 mm format allows the warning to be positioned on suitably sized electrical panels, cabinets and equipment surfaces. Supplied in a roll of 50, these labels are convenient for routine installation and maintenance projects. Labels should be selected according to the actual equipment voltage, surface suitability and applicable electrical safety requirements, and should be used alongside appropriate isolation procedures and protective measures.
Typical Applications
- Electrical distribution boards and consumer units where a 240 V warning is appropriate.
- Industrial electrical control panels and cabinets.
- Electrical machinery and equipment operating at 240 V.
- Electrical switchgear and associated equipment enclosures.
- Electrical maintenance and equipment identification projects.
- Commercial and industrial electrical installations.
- Panel building and electrical equipment manufacturing.
- Workplace electrical safety identification programmes.
