Why Choose the Partex SL5050D400R500 Danger 400 Volts Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL5050D400R500 is a pre-printed Danger 400 Volts electrical warning label designed to identify potentially hazardous electrical voltage on industrial equipment, electrical distribution systems and control panels. Manufactured from polypropylene, each label measures 50 × 50 mm and provides a clear warning message for equipment associated with 400 V electrical installations.
These electrical safety labels help improve hazard awareness by clearly identifying equipment where dangerous electrical voltage may be present. The polypropylene construction provides a practical material choice for industrial identification and safety labelling applications, while the square label format offers space for displaying the voltage warning on electrical cabinets, machinery enclosures and distribution equipment.
Supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels, the Partex SL5050D400R500 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, panel builders, maintenance engineers and industrial facilities requiring high-volume voltage hazard identification. The pre-printed Danger 400 Volts message helps communicate electrical risks and supports clear, consistent safety labelling across commercial and industrial installations.
Key Advantages
- Clearly displays a Danger 400 Volts electrical hazard warning.
- 50 × 50 mm square label format suitable for electrical equipment identification.
- Manufactured from polypropylene for practical industrial labelling applications.
- Supplied as a roll of 500 labels for high-volume electrical safety labelling.
- Pre-printed warning message supports consistent electrical hazard identification.
- Suitable for electrical panels, three-phase distribution equipment and industrial machinery.
Key Features
- Partex electrical safety warning label.
- Danger 400 Volts pre-printed warning message.
- 50 mm label width.
- 50 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- 500 labels per roll.
- Square format for electrical cabinets and equipment enclosures.
- Designed for voltage hazard warnings and industrial electrical safety identification.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Part number: SL5050D400R500
- Product type: Electrical hazard warning label
- Warning text: Danger 400 Volts
- Indicated voltage: 400 V
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 50 mm
- Label height: 50 mm
- Label dimensions (W × H): 50 × 50 mm
- Label shape: Square
- Quantity: 500 labels
- Supply format: Roll
- Identification purpose: 400 V electrical hazard warning
- Application: Electrical safety and voltage hazard identification
Reliable Electrical Hazard Identification for Industrial Three-Phase Systems
Electrical warning labels play an important role in workplace safety by identifying equipment that may contain hazardous electrical voltage. A 400 V AC three-phase supply is commonly used in UK industrial and commercial electrical installations, including motor control systems, production machinery and electrical distribution equipment. Clearly identifying these hazards helps alert electricians, maintenance personnel and equipment operators to potentially dangerous electrical conditions.
The Partex SL5050D400R500 provides a consistent Danger 400 Volts warning for suitable electrical equipment and installations. Its polypropylene construction, 50 × 50 mm dimensions and bulk roll format make it a practical choice for electrical contractors, maintenance teams and control panel manufacturers responsible for labelling large quantities of electrical equipment. These warning labels complement established electrical safety procedures, including safe isolation, appropriate protective measures and verification that equipment is electrically safe before maintenance or servicing begins.
Typical Applications
- Industrial three-phase electrical control panels and cabinets.
- 400 V electrical distribution equipment and enclosures.
- Motor control centres and industrial switchgear.
- Three-phase motors and industrial machinery installations.
- Factory electrical maintenance and safety identification programmes.
- Electrical panel manufacturing and equipment assembly.
- Commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems.
