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Danger 11000 Volts Signs
£3.99
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HZ078AU*
Danger 11000 Volts Signs help you warn authorised staff and contractors near substations, switchgear rooms and plant access points before a severe electric shock risk is reached.
Danger 11000 Volts Signs warn you, contractors and authorised staff before entering high-voltage electrical areas such as substations, transformer compounds and switchgear rooms, helping reduce shock risk where contact could be fatal.
Where Danger 11000 Volts Signs Should Be Positioned
You should install these signs at entrances, gates, doors and approach routes to 11000 volt equipment so the warning is seen before anyone reaches the hazard. Clear placement matters because high-voltage risk needs action before a hand touches a cabinet, enclosure or live-work boundary.
Practical Viewing Distance Guidance for 11000 Volt Warnings
| H 70 x W 50 mm | Use close to the hazard, around 1–2 metres |
| H 210 x W 148 mm | Good for doors and cabinets, around 3–5 metres |
| H 297 x W 210 mm | Use on plant room entrances, around 5–8 metres |
| H 420 x W 297 mm | Choose for compounds and gates, around 8–12 metres |
| H 594 x W 420 mm | Use where vehicles or pedestrians approach from further away, around 12–18 metres |
What Should Change Once This High Voltage Sign Is Fitted
Once installed correctly, the sign helps people pause, recognise the 11000 volt danger and avoid entering or working near restricted electrical equipment without permission, isolation checks or proper supervision.
✅ Contractors understand the voltage risk before opening access points
✅ Staff are reminded to keep unauthorised people away
✅ Maintenance teams get a clearer warning at the decision point
Technical Details for 11000 Volt Electrical Hazard Signage
- Sign message: “Danger 11000 Volts”
- Sign type: hazard warning
- EN ISO 7010 code: W012
- Conforms to EN ISO 7010
- Conforms to BS 5499 sign regulations
- Purpose: helps prevent electric shock injuries
- Materials: rigid plastic or self-adhesive vinyl
- Shape: rectangle
- Orientation: portrait
- Background colour: yellow
- Text colour: black
- Pictogram: electric icon inside warning triangle
- Size options: H 70 x W 50 mm
- Size options: H 210 x W 148 mm
- Size options: H 297 x W 210 mm
- Size options: H 420 x W 297 mm
- Size options: H 594 x W 420 mm
- Finish: glossy, non-reflective, non-photoluminescent
Fitting Advice for High Voltage Electrical Warning Areas
❌ Placement mistakes that weaken the warning
❌ Fitting the sign after the access point instead of before the hazard is reached
❌ Using a small size where people approach from a yard, roadway or compound gate
❌ Placing the sign behind stored materials, parked vehicles or open doors
❌ When this sign is the wrong choice
❌ Do not use it for lower voltage equipment where the displayed voltage would mislead people
❌ Do not rely on it as the only control for live electrical work
❌ Do not fit vinyl to dirty, damp, rough or flaking surfaces
✅ Better fitting decisions on real sites
✅ Put the sign at eye level on the approach side of doors, gates and enclosures
✅ Use larger sizes where contractors or vehicles need earlier warning
✅ Pair the sign with locked access and authorised-person procedures where required
Danger 11000 Volts Signs questions answered
What are Danger 11000 Volts Signs used for? They are used to warn people that 11000 volt electrical equipment or supply areas are present, helping reduce the chance of unauthorised approach, accidental contact or unsafe work near live electrical hazards.
Where should you fit an 11000 volts warning sign? Fit it where the warning is seen before access is attempted, such as substation gates, transformer rooms, switchgear areas, plant room doors, electrical cupboards and restricted service areas.
Should I choose rigid plastic or self-adhesive vinyl? Choose rigid plastic for long-term wall, fence or door fixing where you need a stronger sign. Choose vinyl for smooth, clean surfaces where quick adhesive fitting is suitable.
Is the W012 electrical symbol relevant for this sign? Yes. W012 is the EN ISO 7010 warning symbol for electricity, making it suitable for electrical hazard communication when paired with clear voltage wording.
Do Danger 11000 volt signs stop unauthorised access on their own? No. They should support a wider control system that may include locked access, authorised-person-only rules, isolation procedures and supervision for high-voltage work.
Danger 11000 Volts Signs: Key Features and Site Benefits
Features
- ✓ Clear “Danger 11000 Volts” wording for high-voltage locations
- ✓ W012 electrical hazard pictogram supports instant recognition
- ✓ Rigid plastic and self-adhesive vinyl options suit different surfaces
- ✓ Multiple portrait sizes support close-range and approach-route use
Benefits
- ✓ Helps you warn people before they reach a severe electrical risk
- ✓ Supports safer access control around substations and switchgear
- ✓ Makes the hazard easier to understand for contractors and visitors
- ✓ Lets you match sign size to viewing distance and installation point
Helpful 11000 volt warning sign options
When you need several matching signs for repeated electrical risk points, use Danger 11000 Volts pack of 6 signs across linked substations, switchgear rooms or access routes. A multi-pack helps you keep the same warning message consistent where high-voltage hazards appear in more than one place.
For a wider choice of high-voltage warning formats, review the 11000 volts electrical warning signs range before you decide. This category helps you compare suitable signs for restricted electrical areas, plant rooms and machinery locations.
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