Why Choose the Partex SL5025D240B10 Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL5025D240B10 is a Danger 240 Volts electrical warning label measuring 50 × 25 mm, manufactured from polypropylene and supplied in a convenient bag of 10 labels. Designed for electrical hazard identification, these labels help alert personnel to equipment and installations where a potentially hazardous 240 V electrical supply is present.
Manufactured from polypropylene, the labels provide a practical identification solution for electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery and electrical enclosures. Their compact 50 mm width and 25 mm height make them suitable for installations where clear voltage identification is required without occupying excessive space.
Supplied in a bag of 10, the Partex SL5025D240B10 is particularly suitable for smaller electrical installation projects, equipment maintenance and replacement labelling. It offers electrical contractors, control panel builders and maintenance engineers a convenient quantity of voltage warning labels for identifying compatible electrical equipment.
Key Advantages
- Danger 240 Volts warning helps identify electrical equipment associated with a 240 V hazard.
- 50 × 25 mm dimensions provide a compact format for electrical safety identification.
- Polypropylene construction offers a practical plastic-based alternative to conventional paper labels.
- Helps communicate potentially hazardous electrical voltage to maintenance and installation personnel.
- Supports consistent voltage identification across electrical equipment and enclosures.
- Suitable for electrical contractors, panel builders and industrial maintenance engineers.
- Useful for equipment assembly, electrical servicing and replacement labelling.
- Bag of 10 labels provides a convenient quantity for smaller installation and maintenance projects.
Key Features
- Partex SL5025D240B10 electrical warning labels.
- Warning message: Danger 240 Volts.
- Label width: 50 mm.
- Label height: 25 mm.
- Label dimensions: 50 × 25 mm.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Designed for electrical voltage hazard identification.
- Suitable for identifying compatible electrical equipment and enclosures.
- Compact format for electrical safety marking.
- Suitable for electrical installation, assembly and maintenance applications.
- 10 labels per bag.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Manufacturer part number: SL5025D240B10
- Product type: Electrical hazard warning label
- Product category: Electrical safety and voltage warning labels
- Warning message: Danger 240 Volts
- Identified voltage: 240 V
- Label material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 50 mm
- Label height: 25 mm
- Label dimensions: 50 × 25 mm
- Identification purpose: Electrical voltage hazard warning
- Supply format: Bag
- Pack quantity: 10 labels
240 Volt Warning Labels for Electrical Control Panels and Equipment
Electrical voltage warning labels are used to communicate potential hazards associated with electrical equipment and installations. A Danger 240 Volts label provides a visible warning that equipment may contain or be supplied by a potentially hazardous 240 V electrical circuit. Appropriate voltage identification is particularly important where electricians, maintenance engineers and other authorised personnel may encounter electrical connections during installation, inspection or servicing.
The Partex SL5025D240B10 provides a compact 50 × 25 mm polypropylene warning label for compatible electrical equipment. Labels should be positioned where they can be readily seen and used only where the stated voltage accurately reflects the electrical hazard. A warning label supplements, rather than replaces, electrical isolation, protective measures, risk assessments and safe working procedures. The correct voltage designation should always be verified before application.
Typical Applications
- 240 V electrical equipment identification.
- Electrical control panel warning labels.
- Electrical distribution equipment and enclosure identification.
- Industrial machinery voltage hazard marking.
- Electrical cabinet and access panel labelling.
- OEM electrical equipment manufacturing.
- Commercial and industrial electrical installations.
- Electrical maintenance and replacement warning labels.
- Facilities management electrical safety identification.
- Small-scale electrical installation and refurbishment projects.
