SL5025D230R500 Partex 50 x 25mm Danger 230 Volts Polypropylene Label, roll of 500

Why Choose the Partex SL5025D230R500 Danger 230 Volts Polypropylene Labels?

The Partex SL5025D230R500 is a roll of 500 Danger 230 Volts polypropylene warning labels, each measuring 50 × 25 mm, designed to identify electrical equipment and installations where a 230 V electrical hazard is present. These labels provide a clear voltage warning to help alert personnel to potentially hazardous electrical conditions.

Manufactured from polypropylene, the labels provide a practical electrical safety identification solution for use on suitable electrical equipment, control panels, enclosures and distribution assemblies. Their 50 mm width and 25 mm height offer a compact warning format for applications where equipment identification and hazard communication are important.

Supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels, the Partex SL5025D230R500 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers, facilities management teams and industrial maintenance engineers carrying out repetitive electrical equipment labelling. The roll format supports efficient application across multiple installations and helps maintain consistent voltage hazard identification.

Key Advantages

• Danger 230 Volts warning identifies electrical equipment and installations associated with a 230 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.
• 500 labels per roll supports large-scale electrical installation and equipment identification projects.
• Helps communicate the presence of potentially hazardous electrical voltage.
• Supports consistent electrical safety labelling across control panels and equipment assemblies.
• Suitable for use by electrical contractors, panel builders and maintenance professionals.
• Convenient roll format for repetitive label application.
• Useful for electrical equipment manufacturing, installation and maintenance workflows.
• Bulk quantity reduces the need for frequent label replenishment during larger projects.

Key Features

• Partex SL5025D230R500 electrical warning labels.
• Warning message: Danger 230 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 labelling compatible electrical equipment and enclosures.
• Compact format for electrical safety marking.
• Convenient roll supply configuration.
• Suitable for electrical installation, assembly and maintenance applications.
• 500 labels per roll.

230 Volt Warning Labels for Electrical Control Panels and Industrial Equipment

Electrical voltage warning labels are an important part of equipment identification and hazard communication. A Danger 230 Volts label helps alert electricians, maintenance engineers and other personnel to the presence of electrical equipment associated with a potentially hazardous 230 V supply. Clear voltage identification can be particularly useful on control panels, electrical enclosures, distribution equipment and machinery where personnel may encounter electrical connections during installation, inspection or servicing.

The Partex SL5025D230R500 provides a consistent 50 × 25 mm polypropylene warning label in a bulk roll of 500. Labels should be positioned where the warning can be readily seen and should only be used where the stated voltage accurately represents the hazard. Warning labels supplement, rather than replace, appropriate electrical protection, isolation procedures, risk assessments and other safety measures required for the installation.

Typical Applications

• 230 V electrical control panel identification.
• Electrical distribution board and enclosure warning labels.
• Industrial machinery electrical hazard identification.
• Electrical equipment manufacturing and assembly.
• Commercial and industrial electrical installations.
• Facilities management electrical safety labelling.
• Electrical maintenance and inspection programmes.
• OEM equipment voltage warning identification.
• Electrical cabinets and equipment access panels.
• Large-scale electrical safety labelling projects.