Why Choose the Partex SL5025DLTR250 Danger Live Terminals Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL5025DLTR250 is a roll of 250 Danger Live Terminals polypropylene warning labels, each measuring 50 mm × 25 mm. Designed for electrical hazard identification, these labels provide a clear visual warning of the potential presence of live electrical terminals within equipment, enclosures and electrical installations. They help alert electricians, maintenance personnel and equipment operators to electrical hazards that may be present before inspection, access or maintenance.
As part of the Partex electrical safety and hazard warning label range, the SL5025DLTR250 provides a practical identification solution for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers, industrial engineers and facilities maintenance teams. The Danger Live Terminals warning is particularly relevant to electrical panels, distribution equipment, machinery and enclosures where exposed or accessible terminals may present an electric shock risk, including situations where certain terminals can remain energised after other parts of the equipment have been isolated.
Manufactured from polypropylene, these labels offer a practical solution for electrical equipment identification across commercial and industrial environments. Their compact 50 mm × 25 mm dimensions allow warnings to be positioned on suitable equipment surfaces, while the convenient roll of 250 labels provides an efficient supply for panel manufacturing, electrical installation projects and ongoing maintenance programmes.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger Live Terminals warning helps communicate the presence of potentially energised electrical terminals.
- 50 mm × 25 mm label dimensions provide a compact format for electrical safety identification.
- Polypropylene construction offers a practical alternative to conventional paper warning labels.
- Helps highlight electrical shock hazards associated with live terminal connections.
- Supports electrical hazard communication in industrial, commercial and maintenance environments.
- Suitable for electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery and compatible electrical enclosures.
- Useful for identifying equipment where terminals may remain live under certain isolation conditions.
- Supports consistent warning identification across multiple electrical installations.
- Convenient roll presentation makes labels readily accessible during repetitive installation and assembly tasks.
- Roll of 250 labels provides a practical bulk quantity for electrical contractors, panel builders and maintenance teams.
Key Features
- Partex SL5025DLTR250 Danger Live Terminals warning labels.
- 50 mm label width.
- 25 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Danger Live Terminals electrical hazard warning designation.
- Compact rectangular warning label format.
- Designed to identify potential electric shock hazards associated with energised terminals.
- Suitable for electrical distribution boards, control panels and equipment enclosures.
- Useful for electrical installations containing multiple supplies or separately energised circuits.
- Supports electrical safety procedures, inspection activities and equipment identification programmes.
- Convenient roll format for repeated use during electrical installation and maintenance.
- Supplied as a roll of 250 labels.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product range: Electrical Safety and Warning Labels
- Product code: SL5025DLTR250
- Product type: Electrical hazard warning label
- Warning designation: Danger Live Terminals
- Warning text: Danger Live Terminals
- Label width: 50 mm
- Label height: 25 mm
- Label dimensions: 50 mm × 25 mm
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label shape: Rectangular
- Supply format: Roll
- Quantity per roll: 250
- Primary function: Identification of potential live electrical terminal hazards
- Intended use: Electrical equipment, terminal and enclosure warning identification
- Typical applications: Electrical control panels, distribution boards, machinery and electrical enclosures
- Application environments: Industrial facilities, commercial premises, workshops and electrical installations
- Product classification: Electrical safety and live terminal hazard warning label
Reliable Identification of Live Electrical Terminal Hazards
Electrical terminals can present a serious shock hazard when energised, particularly within distribution equipment, control panels and industrial machinery. The Partex SL5025DLTR250 Danger Live Terminals label provides a visible warning to help personnel recognise the potential presence of hazardous electrical connections. This is especially important where equipment incorporates multiple electrical supplies, incoming terminals or circuits that may remain energised independently of other equipment functions.
The 50 mm × 25 mm polypropylene warning label offers a compact identification format for application to suitable electrical enclosures, covers and equipment surfaces. Its convenient roll presentation supports efficient labelling during control panel assembly, electrical installation and scheduled maintenance. With 250 labels per roll, the SL5025DLTR250 is particularly useful for panel manufacturers, electrical contractors and maintenance departments responsible for identifying hazards across larger equipment inventories.
A Danger Live Terminals label provides a visual warning but does not confirm whether equipment is energised or safely isolated. Personnel must follow appropriate safe isolation, lock-off and verification procedures before working on electrical equipment. Where multiple supplies or stored electrical energy may be present, all relevant sources of danger must be identified and controlled. Warning labels should be applied only where appropriate, positioned for clear visibility and checked for suitability with the intended surface and operating environment.
Typical Applications
- Electrical distribution boards and associated terminal compartments.
- Industrial electrical control panels and switchgear assemblies.
- Electrical enclosures containing potentially energised terminal connections.
- Machinery control cabinets and industrial automation systems.
- Equipment containing multiple electrical supplies or independently energised circuits.
- Incoming supply terminal identification within electrical assemblies.
- Motor control centres and industrial electrical equipment.
- Electrical panel manufacturing and equipment assembly.
- Commercial and industrial electrical installation projects.
- Facilities management, electrical inspection and planned maintenance programmes.
