Electrical Hazard Labels
Heavy duty electrical hazard labels for panels, disconnects, junction boxes, control enclosures and switchgear. Printed on industrial vinyl with a UV stable overlaminate so they stay legible on energized equipment indoors or outdoors. Made and shipped from Clayton, NC.
Electrical hazard warning labels
ANSI Z535.4 style signal word headers with the hazard message workers actually need before they open a cover.
Warning Electrical Hazard - 6" x 4"
Premade WARNING Electrical Hazard vinyl label for control panels and enclosures.
Danger Shock Hazard - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER Shock Hazard die cut vinyl label with shock pictogram for energized equipment.
Danger Arc Flash and Shock Hazard - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER arc flash and shock hazard warning without equipment specific data.
Warning Multiple Power Sources - 6" x 4"
Premade WARNING label for gear fed from more than one source.
Danger High Voltage - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER High Voltage die cut vinyl label with shock pictogram for switchgear and vaults.
Voltage marking labels
Mark the operating voltage on the enclosure so anyone opening it knows what is inside.
Danger 120 Volts - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER 120 Volts die cut vinyl label for panels, junction boxes and disconnects.
Danger 240 Volts - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER 240 Volts die cut vinyl label for single phase gear and disconnects.
Danger 277 Volts - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER 277 Volts die cut vinyl label for lighting circuits and panels.
Danger 480 Volts - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER 480 Volts die cut vinyl label for three phase distribution gear.
Danger 600 Volts - 6" x 4"
Premade DANGER 600 Volts die cut vinyl label for service equipment and switchgear.
Put your own wording on it
Same stock and header, up to three lines of your text, previewed live.
Custom Danger Label - 6" x 4"
Type your own message under a fixed ANSI DANGER header. Up to three lines, printed on durable vinyl.
Custom Warning Label - 6" x 4"
Type your own message under a fixed ANSI WARNING header. Up to three lines, printed on durable vinyl.
Material and size specs
- Material
- Industrial pressure sensitive vinyl, 3.0 mil, with UV stable overlaminate
- Outdoor life
- Rated 5+ years outdoors, indoor and outdoor use
- Resistance
- UV, chemical, smear and tear resistant
- Standard size
- 6" x 4" die cut, landscape
- Max width
- 4" on engraved products, 6" on printed vinyl labels
- Adhesive
- Permanent acrylic, bonds to painted steel, stainless and powder coat
- Service temp
- -40F to 180F in service, apply at 45F or warmer
- Compliance
- ANSI Z535.4 signal word format, supports NEC 110.16 and OSHA 1910.303 field marking
- Turnaround
- 1 to 2 business days in production
- Minimum order
- One label, no setup fee on premade designs
Equipment labels, not wall signs
These are adhesive equipment labels sized to fit on a panel door, a disconnect, a wireway or a junction box cover. They are not large rigid wall signs. If you need a big door mounted sign for an electrical room, contact us and we will quote it separately.
The 6" x 4" landscape footprint fits the flat area on most NEMA 1 and NEMA 3R enclosures without wrapping over a hinge or a latch, which is where cheap stickers usually start peeling.
Where electrical hazard labeling is required
NEC 110.16 requires arc flash warning field marking on equipment likely to require examination while energized. NEC 110.21 and 408.4 cover identification of the equipment and its circuits. OSHA 1910.303(e) requires markings that are durable enough for the environment they are installed in, which is exactly why a laminated industrial vinyl label outlasts an office printer sticker.
For equipment specific incident energy data, use the arc flash label designer instead of a premade label so the calculated values print on the label itself.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an electrical hazard label and an arc flash label?
An electrical hazard label is a general warning that energized parts are present. An arc flash label carries equipment specific data such as incident energy, working distance, arc flash boundary and required PPE, and is required by NEC 110.16 on equipment likely to be examined while energized.
Will these labels hold up outdoors?
Yes. They are printed on industrial vinyl with a UV stable overlaminate and a permanent acrylic adhesive, rated for outdoor service in roughly -40F to 180F.
Can I get my company name or custom wording on the label?
Yes. Use the custom DANGER or WARNING label option and type up to three lines of your own text under the fixed ANSI header.
What size are the labels?
The standard printed vinyl label is 6" x 4" landscape. Engraved products such as nameplates and panel tags are produced up to 4" wide.
Need a different label?
Browse the rest of the vinyl safety label catalog, or jump to a related product:
- High voltage labels
- Arc flash labels
- Engraved electrical panel labels
- NEC and OSHA labeling guide