Pro-safe PS-7406DA Pedestrian Danger Sign Kit 8 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-7406DA is a pedestrian danger sign kit designed to mark hazardous areas and control foot traffic in job site environments. The kit includes an 8-inch-high sign post paired with a 6-foot plastic rope, giving crews a quick-deploy barrier solution without requiring permanent hardware. At 2 pounds, the kit is lightweight enough for a single technician to set up and relocate as a work zone shifts. HVAC, plumbing, and electrical crews commonly use this type of signage when open trenches, live panels, or active equipment create a slip, trip, or contact hazard near occupied areas.

This kit is suited for both indoor and outdoor temporary barricading in residential and light commercial settings. Typical applications include marking off mechanical room access during service calls, cordoning equipment during rooftop HVAC work, or flagging floor penetrations during plumbing rough-ins. The plastic rope construction resists moisture and will not rust, making it a practical choice for use near condensate, irrigation, or poolside environments where metal chain would corrode.

Key Features

• 8-inch post height provides a visible above-ground barrier profile in tight spaces
• 6-foot plastic rope included for immediate deployment without additional hardware
• Plastic rope construction resists moisture and corrosion
• Lightweight at 2 pounds for single-person setup and repositioning
• Compact kit form factor stores easily in a service van or tool bag

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone temporary barricade solution for general job site pedestrian hazard marking across trade applications including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service work.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for standard deployment of this sign kit. Place the post on a stable, level surface and attach the plastic rope to adjacent posts or anchors as needed to define the restricted zone. Follow applicable OSHA and local job site safety regulations when establishing pedestrian exclusion zones around active work areas. Inspect the rope and post for damage before each use and replace any components that show cracking or deformation.