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Partex SL5050D240R500 is a 50 x 50 mm polypropylene Danger 240 Volts electrical warning label designed for identifying electrical equipment and installations presenting a 240 V hazard, supplied in rolls of 500.
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The Partex SL5050D240R500 is a Danger 240 Volts polypropylene electrical warning label designed to identify electrical equipment and installations where a 240 V electrical hazard is present. Measuring 50 mm × 50 mm, these labels provide a practical square-format solution for communicating voltage-related hazards on electrical enclosures, control panels, machinery and associated equipment.
Manufactured from polypropylene, the SL5050D240R500 is intended for electrical safety identification and hazard communication. Its Danger 240 Volts warning helps alert electrical engineers, maintenance personnel and equipment users to potential risks associated with equipment containing 240 V electrical circuits. Clear voltage identification helps personnel recognise electrical hazards and take appropriate precautions before accessing or working on equipment.
Supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels, the Partex SL5050D240R500 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers, industrial maintenance departments and facilities management professionals requiring large quantities of consistent voltage warning labels. The 50 mm × 50 mm square format provides a practical identification area for electrical hazard warnings across multiple installations.
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating potential hazards associated with energised equipment. The Partex SL5050D240R500 Danger 240 Volts label provides a visible warning for equipment and installations where a 240 V electrical hazard has been identified. This can include suitable electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery and other installations incorporating 240 V circuits. Clear identification helps electrical contractors, maintenance engineers and equipment users recognise the need for appropriate electrical safety precautions.
The 50 mm × 50 mm polypropylene label can be positioned on appropriate equipment surfaces where the warning remains clearly visible. The 500-label roll supports consistent identification across larger numbers of electrical panels, enclosures and installations. Before application, the installer should verify that the stated voltage accurately represents the electrical hazard and select a suitable location for effective identification. Warning labels supplement, rather than replace, safe isolation procedures, protective measures and other required electrical safety controls.
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| Height (mm) | 50 mm | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Warning / safety sign | |
| Application | Safety / hazard signage | |
| Media Format | Roll | |
| Material | Polypropylene | |
| Label / Marker Dimensions (mm) | 50 × 50 mm | |
| Width (mm) | 50 mm | |
| Voltage | 240 V | |
| Manufacturer | Partex | |
| Product range | Electrical Safety and Warning Labels | |
| Model | SL5050D240R500 | |
| Product type | Electrical hazard warning label | |
| Warning identification | Danger 240 Volts | |
| Voltage identified | 240 V | |
| Label width | 50 mm | |
| Label height | 50 mm | |
| Label dimensions | 50 × 50 mm | |
| Material | Polypropylene | |
| Label format | Square | |
| Supply format | Roll | |
| Quantity per roll | 500 labels | |
| Application | Electrical voltage warning and hazard identification | |
| Intended use | Electrical equipment and installation safety labelling | |
| HS Code | 39269097 |
The Partex SL5050D240R500 is a Danger 240 Volts polypropylene warning label designed to identify electrical equipment and installations where a 240 V electrical hazard is present.
Each label measures 50 mm wide × 50 mm high, providing a square format for electrical hazard identification.
The Partex SL5050D240R500 is supplied as a roll of 500 labels, making it suitable for high-volume electrical installation and maintenance projects.
The labels are manufactured from polypropylene, a polymer material used for electrical equipment identification and industrial safety labelling applications.
Yes. The SL5050D240R500 is suitable for identifying electrical control panels and enclosures where a 240 V warning accurately represents the electrical hazard and the label is appropriate for the installation environment.
No. The label should only be used where a 240 V warning accurately describes the electrical hazard. The nominal low-voltage single-phase supply in the UK is generally designated 230 V, so installers should verify the equipment voltage and select the appropriate warning label.
The 50 × 50 mm square format provides a larger labelling area than a 50 × 25 mm rectangular label, making it useful where additional space is available for electrical hazard identification.
Yes. These labels can be used for electrical hazard identification on industrial machinery, control panels and electrical equipment where a 240 V warning is applicable and the label material is suitable for the operating conditions.
No. A Danger 240 Volts label communicates a potential electrical hazard but does not provide protection against electric shock. Appropriate isolation, safe working practices and other required electrical safety measures must still be followed.
Partex electrical identification and safety labelling products support electrical contractors, control panel builders, industrial maintenance engineers and facilities management professionals. The SL5050D240R500 Danger 240 Volts polypropylene label provides a convenient high-quantity solution for communicating voltage hazards and maintaining consistent electrical safety identification across suitable electrical equipment, industrial installations and maintenance environments.
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