Accuformnmc D49P Danger High Voltage Vinyl Safety Sign

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC D49P is a rectangular vinyl safety sign displaying a Danger - High Voltage warning message. Measuring 7 inches in height, it features an adhesive-backed mount for fast, tool-free installation on electrical panels, enclosures, switchgear, and equipment housings. The sign is printed in black, red, and white on a 0.004-inch vinyl substrate with Sign Muscle coating, making it resistant to chemicals, graffiti, and UV exposure. It is intended for electricians, facility maintenance technicians, and industrial safety personnel who need durable, code-supporting hazard identification in high-voltage areas.

This sign is suited for both residential and commercial electrical applications where high-voltage hazard identification is required. Typical installations include electrical panels, transformer enclosures, motor control centers, utility rooms, and other equipment where unauthorized access or contact with energized components presents a serious shock or arc-flash risk. The English-language message-only format ensures clear, immediate communication in single-language environments.

Key Features

• Adhesive-backed mount for direct application to panels, enclosures, and flat surfaces
• Vinyl construction with Sign Muscle coating resists chemicals, graffiti, and UV degradation
• DANGER header with high-voltage legend in high-contrast black, red, and white
• Single viewing point, English-language message-only format for clear hazard communication
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds with a 0.004-inch material thickness

Compatibility

Designed as an adhesive-backed vinyl safety sign for use on electrical panels, equipment enclosures, and surfaces requiring high-voltage hazard labeling in commercial, industrial, and residential electrical installations.

Installation Notes

This sign is typically applied by electricians or facility safety personnel during panel labeling, commissioning, or safety audits. De-energize and lock out the equipment before working in the area when the sign is being placed on live electrical enclosures. Clean and dry the mounting surface thoroughly before pressing the adhesive backing to ensure proper adhesion. NEC and OSHA guidelines generally require hazard identification on high-voltage equipment; verify applicable codes before installation.