Isolate Here In Emergency Sign – Volt Safety SIGN-ISO

Description

Isolate Here In Emergency Sign for Clear Identification

The Volt Safety Isolate Here In Emergency Sign provides a clear and concise way to identify the electrical isolation point on or around an LV switchboard. Designed to support emergency rescue procedures, it helps the safety observer quickly identify where isolation can be performed when responding to an electrical incident.

Made from lightweight yet durable polypropylene, the sign is suitable for use in electrical environments where clear safety identification is essential. Its compact 20cm × 16cm format provides a practical balance between visibility and easy placement without taking up unnecessary space.

Lightweight and Durable Safety Signage

The polypropylene construction provides a durable solution for ongoing use, while the lightweight design makes the sign simple to position and handle. An attached rope allows it to be hung conveniently in an appropriate location, helping keep the isolation point clearly identified and accessible when required.

For electricians and maintenance professionals working around LV switchboards, having clearly identifiable emergency isolation signage can help support organised emergency procedures and provide an immediate visual reference for the safety observer.

Practical for Electrical Worksites

The Volt Safety SIGN-ISO is ideal for electrical installations, switchboard areas, maintenance environments, and other locations where an emergency isolation point needs to be clearly identified. Its straightforward design makes it a practical addition to workplace safety signage, particularly for teams carrying out electrical work where emergency isolation procedures need to be readily understood.

Key Specs

• Product: Isolate Here In Emergency Sign
• Brand: Volt Safety
• Model: SIGN-ISO
• Size: 20cm × 16cm × 1cm
• Material: Polypropylene
• Construction: Lightweight and durable
• Hanging: Attached rope

Ideal For

• Licensed electricians working around LV switchboards
• Electrical contractors and switchboard technicians
• Maintenance and facilities teams
• Safety observers supporting electrical work
• Electrical workshops and commercial worksites
• Identifying emergency isolation points