Why Choose the Partex SL8035D415R250 Danger 415 Volts Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL8035D415R250 is a professional Danger 415 Volts electrical warning label designed to identify electrical equipment and installations associated with 415 V electrical supplies. Manufactured from polypropylene, these electrical safety labels provide a practical solution for communicating voltage hazards in industrial, commercial and electrical maintenance environments.
Featuring the warning message Danger 415 Volts, these labels help electricians, maintenance engineers, control panel manufacturers and equipment operators recognise potentially hazardous electrical systems. They are particularly useful for identifying 415 V three-phase electrical equipment, including industrial machinery, motor control systems, electrical distribution cabinets and control panel enclosures where this voltage designation accurately reflects the hazard present.
Each label measures 80 mm × 35 mm and is supplied in a convenient roll of 250 labels. The wide rectangular format provides a prominent area for electrical hazard communication, while the polypropylene construction offers a durable alternative to conventional paper labels. The roll quantity makes the Partex SL8035D415R250 particularly suitable for electrical contractors, industrial maintenance departments and panel builders requiring consistent voltage warnings across multiple installations.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger 415 Volts electrical warning for identifying potentially hazardous equipment.
- 80 mm × 35 mm rectangular dimensions provide a wide format for electrical hazard communication.
- Roll of 250 labels ideal for larger electrical installation projects and maintenance programmes.
- Polypropylene construction provides a durable alternative to ordinary paper warning labels.
- Helps communicate the presence of 415 V electrical supplies to operators and maintenance personnel.
- Suitable for identifying industrial three-phase equipment where a 415 V warning is appropriate.
- Consistent label dimensions support uniform electrical safety identification across multiple enclosures.
- Convenient roll format simplifies storage, handling and repeated application.
- Bulk quantity helps reduce the need for frequent label replenishment during ongoing projects.
- Practical for electrical contractors, industrial maintenance teams and control panel manufacturers.
Key Features
- Partex electrical safety warning label for professional equipment identification.
- Predefined Danger 415 Volts warning message.
- 80 mm label width.
- 35 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material for electrical equipment identification.
- Wide rectangular warning label format for clear hazard communication.
- 250 labels per roll for bulk electrical safety labelling.
- Designed for identifying equipment associated with 415 V electrical supplies.
- Suitable for industrial control panels, switchgear, machinery and electrical enclosures where applicable.
- Practical for electrical installation, inspection, servicing and maintenance applications.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Product code: SL8035D415R250
- Product type: Electrical danger warning label
- Warning message: Danger 415 Volts
- Voltage indicated: 415 V
- Label material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 80 mm
- Label height: 35 mm
- Label dimensions: 80 mm × 35 mm
- Label shape: Rectangular
- Supply format: Roll
- Quantity per roll: 250 labels
- Primary application: Electrical voltage warning and hazard identification
Clear Electrical Hazard Identification for 415 V Equipment
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating voltage hazards around industrial and commercial electrical installations. The Partex SL8035D415R250 Danger 415 Volts label provides a visible warning for equipment associated with 415 V electrical supplies, helping personnel recognise the presence of potentially dangerous voltage before carrying out inspection, operation or maintenance.
The 80 mm × 35 mm rectangular design offers a wide warning format suitable for consideration on electrical cabinet doors, control panel covers, switchgear enclosures and machinery housings. Its polypropylene construction provides a practical material for equipment identification, while the consistent dimensions help support uniform electrical safety labelling.
Electrical systems operating at 415 V can present serious electric shock, burn and arc-flash hazards. The appropriate warning label should be selected according to the actual electrical supply, equipment configuration and site safety requirements. A Danger 415 Volts label helps communicate the designated voltage but does not replace safe isolation procedures, suitable protective measures or electrical risk assessments.
Supplied in a roll of 250 labels, the SL8035D415R250 is particularly useful for electrical contractors, OEM control panel manufacturers and industrial maintenance departments requiring consistent voltage identification across numerous electrical enclosures and equipment assemblies.
415 V Warning Labels for Industrial Three-Phase Equipment
Industrial electrical installations frequently incorporate three-phase power distribution systems, motor control equipment and machinery operating at different voltage levels. Clear identification helps maintenance personnel recognise the electrical hazards associated with each installation and distinguish between equipment with different supply designations.
The Partex Danger 415 Volts polypropylene label is a practical choice for equipment where a 415 V warning is required. Potential applications include industrial motor control centres, machinery control cabinets, electrical distribution panels and other suitable electrical enclosures.
The 80 mm wide × 35 mm high format provides a relatively low-profile rectangular warning area, making it useful where the available mounting space is wider than it is tall. The label should be positioned in a clearly visible location and should accurately describe the voltage hazard associated with the equipment.
Although 400 V is the standard nominal three-phase low-voltage supply designation in the UK, some installations and equipment are identified as 415 V. The warning message should therefore be chosen to match the relevant equipment designation and electrical safety requirements rather than assuming that different voltage labels are interchangeable.
Convenient Roll of 250 Electrical Warning Labels
The Partex SL8035D415R250 roll of 250 offers a practical solution for organisations requiring a consistent supply of electrical warning labels across multiple projects, production batches or maintenance activities.
For control panel manufacturers and machinery builders, the roll format helps maintain consistent Danger 415 Volts identification across equipment assemblies. Electrical contractors can also benefit when installing, upgrading or refurbishing numerous electrical cabinets, motor control systems and industrial installations.
Facilities management teams and industrial maintenance departments can keep the labels available for replacement work, planned inspections and equipment modifications. The roll format helps organise label stock and supports repeated application when appropriate warning identification is required.
With 250 labels per roll, this product provides a useful balance between quantity and convenience for businesses with regular electrical labelling requirements, helping reduce the frequency of reordering while maintaining a consistent supply of matching warning labels.
Typical Applications
- 415 V industrial electrical control panels.
- Three-phase machinery with a designated 415 V supply.
- Industrial motor control centres and starter enclosures.
- Electrical distribution cabinets and associated equipment.
- Industrial automation and production machinery.
- Switchgear and electrical panel enclosures where a 415 V warning is appropriate.
- Electrical cabinet doors and control panel covers.
- Commercial and industrial electrical maintenance programmes.
- OEM machinery manufacturing and control panel assembly.
- Bulk voltage warning identification across suitable electrical equipment.
