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Partex SL7550HVB10 Danger High Voltage polypropylene electrical warning labels, measuring 75 x 50 mm and supplied in a bag of 10 for identifying high-voltage hazards on suitable switchgear, electrical distribution equipment and industrial enclosures.
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The Partex SL7550HVB10 is a durable Danger High Voltage electrical warning label designed to identify electrical equipment, installations and enclosures where a high-voltage hazard is present. Manufactured from polypropylene, these electrical safety labels provide a practical solution for communicating potentially dangerous electrical conditions in industrial, commercial and electrical maintenance environments.
Featuring the warning message Danger High Voltage, these labels help alert electricians, maintenance engineers, equipment operators and authorised personnel to the potential risks associated with high-voltage electrical systems. Clear warning identification is particularly important around electrical switchgear, power distribution equipment, industrial machinery and restricted-access electrical enclosures.
Each label measures 75 mm × 50 mm and is supplied in a convenient bag of 10 labels. The rectangular format provides a prominent area for hazard communication, while the polypropylene construction offers a durable alternative to conventional paper labels. The smaller pack quantity makes the Partex SL7550HVB10 particularly suitable for electrical contractors, maintenance engineers and panel builders requiring a limited number of high-voltage warning labels.
High-voltage electrical installations can present serious hazards, including electric shock, burns and arc-flash risks. Appropriate warning labels help communicate the presence of electrical hazards to personnel working near electrical equipment. The Partex SL7550HVB10 Danger High Voltage label provides a visible cautionary message for installations where this warning accurately describes the hazard present.
The 75 mm × 50 mm rectangular design offers a prominent warning area suitable for placement on electrical cabinet doors, switchgear enclosures, power distribution equipment and industrial electrical housings. Its polypropylene construction provides a practical material for equipment identification, while the consistent label format supports a professional approach to electrical safety communication.
Unlike voltage-specific labels that identify a particular supply voltage, the Danger High Voltage message provides a general hazard warning without stating an exact voltage. This can be useful where a general high-voltage notice is appropriate, but the label must be selected according to the actual installation conditions and applicable safety requirements. In UK electrical engineering, the term high voltage has a specific technical meaning, so it should not automatically be used for ordinary low-voltage equipment.
Warning labels should be installed in clearly visible positions and should supplement, rather than replace, suitable guarding, restricted access, safe isolation procedures, electrical risk assessments and other required protective measures.
The Partex Danger High Voltage labels in a bag of 10 offer a practical solution for projects that do not require a large roll of warning labels. The compact pack quantity is particularly useful for electrical contractors, maintenance departments and industrial service engineers completing individual installations, equipment upgrades or replacement labelling tasks.
Each 75 mm × 50 mm polypropylene warning label provides a consistent identification format for suitable electrical enclosures. This makes the pack useful when several items of equipment require matching high-voltage warnings or when existing labels need replacing during planned maintenance.
Whether used during new equipment installation, electrical enclosure refurbishment or routine inspection work, the SL7550HVB10 provides a convenient supply of Danger High Voltage safety labels for applications where the specified warning is appropriate.
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| Height (mm) | 50 mm | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Tag / plate / legend | |
| Application | Safety / hazard signage | |
| Media Format | Bag / pack | |
| Material | Polypropylene | |
| Label / Marker Dimensions (mm) | 75 × 50 mm | |
| Width (mm) | 75 mm | |
| Manufacturer | Partex | |
| Product code | SL7550HVB10 | |
| Product type | Electrical danger warning label | |
| Warning message | Danger High Voltage | |
| Hazard identification | High voltage | |
| Specific voltage rating | Not stated on the product designation | |
| Label material | Polypropylene | |
| Label width | 75 mm | |
| Label height | 50 mm | |
| Label dimensions | 75 mm × 50 mm | |
| Label shape | Rectangular | |
| Supply format | Bag | |
| Pack quantity | 10 labels | |
| Primary application | High-voltage electrical hazard identification | |
| HS Code | 39269097 |
The Partex SL7550HVB10 is an electrical safety warning label designed to identify equipment and installations where a high-voltage hazard is present. Its Danger High Voltage message helps alert personnel to potentially dangerous electrical conditions.
Each label measures 75 mm wide × 50 mm high. The rectangular format provides a prominent warning area for electrical equipment and enclosure identification.
These labels are manufactured from polypropylene, a durable plastic material commonly used for industrial equipment identification and electrical safety labelling.
The Partex SL7550HVB10 is supplied in a bag of 10 labels, making it suitable for smaller electrical installation projects, equipment identification and routine maintenance work.
No. The warning message is Danger High Voltage and does not state a specific voltage value. The label should only be used where this general warning accurately describes the electrical hazard and meets the installation's identification requirements.
Warning labels should be positioned where they are clearly visible to personnel approaching, operating, inspecting or maintaining electrical equipment. Typical locations include switchgear doors, electrical enclosure covers and restricted-access equipment compartments, subject to the installation's safety requirements.
They may be suitable for high-voltage substations and switchgear enclosures where a Danger High Voltage notice is appropriate. The exact warning requirements should be confirmed against the equipment, site procedures and applicable electrical safety standards.
The 75 mm × 50 mm rectangular format provides a prominent warning area compared with smaller electrical identification labels. This makes it a practical choice for equipment where a clearly visible high-voltage hazard warning is required.
A bag of 10 labels is a convenient choice for electrical contractors, panel builders and maintenance departments completing smaller projects or replacing individual warning labels without purchasing a large quantity.
The labels specifically state Danger High Voltage. In UK electrical engineering, supplies such as 230 V, 400 V and 415 V are generally classified as low voltage, despite presenting serious electrical hazards. A voltage-specific danger label may therefore be more appropriate. Always select warning labels that accurately describe the equipment and comply with applicable safety requirements.
Partex electrical warning labels provide a practical solution for communicating electrical hazards across industrial and commercial installations. The SL7550HVB10 combines a clear Danger High Voltage warning, durable polypropylene construction, prominent 75 mm × 50 mm rectangular dimensions and a convenient bag of 10 labels to support consistent electrical safety identification on suitable switchgear, distribution equipment and electrical enclosures.
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