Why Choose the Partex SL3819PATFR500 PAT Failed Polypropylene Label?
The Partex SL3819PATFR500 is a 38 mm × 19 mm PAT Failed polypropylene label designed for identifying electrical appliances and equipment that have failed a Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) inspection. Supplied as a roll of 500 labels, it provides a practical identification solution for electrical testing contractors, facilities management teams and maintenance professionals responsible for workplace electrical safety.
As part of the Partex electrical safety and inspection labelling range, the SL3819PATFR500 helps communicate failed PAT inspection results directly on electrical equipment. Its polypropylene construction provides a practical label material for equipment identification, while the compact rectangular format allows failed inspection status to be displayed on appliances without occupying excessive surface space.
With individual label dimensions of 38 mm wide × 19 mm high, the SL3819PATFR500 is suitable for routine electrical appliance inspection programmes and maintenance activities. The 500-label roll is particularly convenient for professional PAT testing operations requiring a larger supply of failed inspection labels for ongoing equipment safety management.
Key Advantages
- Dedicated PAT Failed identification labels for electrical equipment that has not passed inspection.
- 38 mm × 19 mm dimensions provide a compact and practical labelling format.
- Polypropylene construction suitable for electrical equipment identification.
- Helps clearly communicate failed inspection status to equipment users and maintenance personnel.
- Supports organised Portable Appliance Testing and workplace electrical safety procedures.
- Convenient roll format allows labels to be dispensed during inspection activities.
- Suitable for electrical testing contractors, facilities managers and maintenance departments.
- Supplied in a roll of 500 labels for higher-volume inspection and equipment identification work.
Key Features
- Partex SL3819PATFR500 PAT Failed label.
- 38 mm nominal label width.
- 19 mm nominal label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Designed for Portable Appliance Testing failure identification.
- Compact rectangular label configuration.
- Suitable for electrical appliance and equipment status identification.
- Roll format for convenient handling and dispensing.
- Supports electrical inspection and maintenance record management.
- Roll quantity: 500 labels.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product range: PAT Testing and Electrical Safety Labels
- Model: SL3819PATFR500
- Product type: PAT Failed identification label
- Label width: 38 mm
- Label height: 19 mm
- Label dimensions: 38 × 19 mm
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label identification: PAT Failed
- Label format: Rectangular
- Supply format: Roll
- Quantity per roll: 500 labels
- Application: Portable Appliance Testing failure identification
- Intended use: Electrical equipment inspection and safety status labelling
Clear PAT Failure Identification for Electrical Safety Management
Portable Appliance Testing involves inspecting and, where appropriate, electrically testing equipment to identify potential safety defects and assess its condition. When an appliance fails the inspection or testing process, clear identification is important for communicating that the equipment requires further attention. The Partex SL3819PATFR500 PAT Failed label provides a practical way to mark electrical appliances that have not achieved a satisfactory inspection result.
The 38 mm × 19 mm polypropylene labels are supplied in a roll of 500, supporting electrical testing contractors and maintenance departments carrying out inspections across multiple buildings, workplaces or equipment inventories. Failed equipment should be managed through appropriate safety procedures, including isolation, repair or withdrawal from service where necessary. A PAT Failed label communicates inspection status but does not replace the need to prevent unsafe equipment from being used.
Typical Applications
- Portable Appliance Testing failure identification.
- Electrical safety inspection programmes in commercial premises.
- Workplace electrical appliance testing and maintenance.
- Facilities management and building maintenance operations.
- Professional electrical testing contractor activities.
- Identification of appliances requiring repair or further assessment.
- Schools, offices, workshops and industrial facilities.
- Electrical equipment inspection records and safety status management.
