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Partex SL5025D115R500 Danger 115 Volts polypropylene electrical warning labels measuring 50 mm x 25 mm for identifying equipment and circuits presenting a 115 V electrical hazard, supplied in a roll of 500.
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The Partex SL5025D115R500 is a roll of 500 Danger 115 Volts polypropylene warning labels, each measuring 50 mm × 25 mm. Designed for electrical hazard identification, these labels provide a clear visual warning of the presence of 115-volt electrical equipment or circuits, helping personnel recognise potential electrical hazards before inspection, maintenance or operation.
As part of the Partex electrical safety and warning label range, the SL5025D115R500 supports electricians, electrical contractors, control panel builders and industrial maintenance teams responsible for identifying electrical equipment and voltage-related hazards. The Danger 115 Volts warning helps communicate important safety information on electrical enclosures, machinery, distribution equipment and other suitable surfaces where 115 V electrical supplies are present.
Manufactured from polypropylene, these labels provide a practical solution for electrical equipment identification in commercial and industrial environments. Their 50 mm × 25 mm dimensions offer a convenient format for positioning voltage warnings on suitable equipment surfaces, while the roll of 500 labels provides an efficient supply for large installations, panel manufacturing and routine maintenance programmes.
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating potential hazards associated with energised equipment and electrical installations. The Partex SL5025D115R500 Danger 115 Volts label provides a visible warning to help identify equipment and circuits operating at, or containing, a 115 V electrical supply. This supports safer working practices by helping personnel recognise voltage-related hazards before undertaking inspection, operation or maintenance.
The 50 mm × 25 mm polypropylene label provides a compact format for application to suitable electrical enclosures, control panels and equipment surfaces. Its roll presentation makes labels readily available during panel assembly, electrical installation and scheduled maintenance activities. With 500 labels per roll, the SL5025D115R500 is particularly suitable for organisations carrying out repeated equipment identification across multiple installations.
A Danger 115 Volts warning label is an important visual safety aid, but it does not replace electrical isolation, lock-off procedures, voltage verification or other required precautions. Labels should only be applied where the warning accurately reflects the electrical hazard, and they should be positioned where they remain clearly visible. The suitability of the label material, adhesive and warning format should be assessed against the installation environment and applicable electrical safety requirements.
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| Height (mm) | 25 mm | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Warning / safety sign | |
| Application | Safety / hazard signage | |
| Media Format | Roll | |
| Material | Polypropylene | |
| Label / Marker Dimensions (mm) | 50 × 25 mm | |
| Width (mm) | 50 mm | |
| Voltage | 115 V | |
| Manufacturer | Partex | |
| Product range | Electrical Safety and Warning Labels | |
| Product code | SL5025D115R500 | |
| Product type | Electrical voltage hazard warning label | |
| Warning designation | Danger 115 Volts | |
| Identified voltage | 115 V | |
| 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 | 500 | |
| Primary function | Electrical voltage hazard identification | |
| Warning text | Danger 115 Volts | |
| Intended use | Electrical equipment and circuit warning identification | |
| Application environments | Industrial facilities, commercial premises, workshops and electrical installations | |
| Product classification | Electrical safety warning and voltage identification label | |
| HS Code | 39269097 |
The Partex SL5025D115R500 labels are designed to identify electrical equipment and circuits presenting a 115 V electrical hazard. They provide a visible warning for personnel working with electrical panels, machinery, equipment enclosures and associated installations.
Each label measures 50 mm wide × 25 mm high, providing a compact rectangular format for displaying a Danger 115 Volts warning on suitable electrical equipment surfaces.
The labels are manufactured from polypropylene, a polymer material commonly used for equipment identification and warning labels. Suitability for a particular surface, temperature or environmental condition should be checked before application.
The Partex SL5025D115R500 is supplied as a roll of 500 Danger 115 Volts polypropylene labels, making it suitable for electrical contractors, panel builders and organisations carrying out large-scale equipment identification.
No. A Danger 115 Volts warning label helps communicate the presence of an electrical hazard, but it does not make equipment safe to touch or work on. Appropriate isolation, lock-off, verification of dead and other required electrical safety precautions must still be followed before work begins.
Partex electrical safety warning labels provide practical identification solutions for electricians, control panel builders, industrial engineers and maintenance professionals. The SL5025D115R500 combines a clear Danger 115 Volts warning with a compact 50 mm × 25 mm polypropylene label format, supplied in a roll of 500 to support consistent electrical hazard identification across equipment and installations.
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