Abilityone 7690016512053 Lockout Danger Tag 25 Pack

Product Description

The ABILITYONE 7690016512053 is a cardstock lockout tag rated for energy control and lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures. The front legend reads CAUTION - DO NOT OPERATE and the back legend reads DANGER, making the hazard status clear to any worker approaching the equipment. The tag ships in packs of 25 and is printed in English on white cardstock. A single grommet provides a secure attachment point for a cable, zip tie, or lockout hasp. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and maintenance personnel use this tag as part of a compliant LOTO program during equipment service.

This tag is suited for residential and commercial maintenance environments where OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy control procedures are required. Typical applications include lockout of electrical panels, HVAC units, pumps, compressors, and other powered equipment during service or repair. The 25-count pack format makes it practical for facility maintenance carts, service vans, and toolbox stocking.

Key Features

• Front legend: CAUTION - DO NOT OPERATE for clear at-a-glance hazard communication
• Back legend: DANGER to reinforce severity of the lockout condition
• Single brass-style grommet for secure attachment to lockout devices or hasps
• White cardstock construction balances durability with legibility
• English language text for standard North American LOTO programs
• Pack of 25 tags supports stocking needs for service operations

Compatibility

Designed as a standard LOTO tagout tag for use with lockout hasps, cable lockouts, and padlock-based energy isolation devices in residential and commercial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Lockout tags must be applied by a qualified, authorized employee following an established energy control procedure as defined by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. De-energize, isolate, and lock out all energy sources before attaching the tag. The tag must be attached at the energy isolation point so it is clearly visible to any worker who might attempt to operate the equipment. Tags alone do not provide the physical restraint of a lock and must be used in conjunction with a lockout device wherever possible.