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Australian-style danger label with an electrical-hazard symbol and an editable incident-energy table
Default 125 x 100 mm label: DANGER header, yellow electrical-hazard triangle, and a table for voltage, fault current, door-open incident energy and arc flash boundary. Fill in values from your arc flash study.
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An Australian-style arc flash study label for switchboards and switchgear. A yellow electrical-hazard panel sits beside a DANGER header and a table for the figures from your arc flash study, including door-open incident energy and the arc flash boundary.
The DANGER header follows the AS 1319 danger format used on our danger signs. The yellow triangle is the electrical-hazard warning symbol. AS/NZS 4836:2023 covers safe work on or near low-voltage equipment, including arc flash and PPE, but it does not prescribe one mandatory label layout. Incident energy is commonly calculated with IEEE 1584; the method line is editable if your study used another method. Every figure must come from the current study for that equipment — the red fields are placeholders only, not example site data, and this label does not replace that assessment. Distinct from Danger Arc Flash Hazard Safety Sign (a general danger sign) and from Arc Flash and Shock Hazard Label (a warning-header two-column data label).
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AS 1319 specifies that Danger Signs must incorporate the word "Danger" in white letters on a red oval inside a black background. Danger Signs should be used in life threatening conditions.
AS 1319:1994 sets out the minimum requirements for the design and use of safety signs intended for use in the occupational environment. Signs are designed to regulate and control safety related behaviour, to warn of hazards and to provide emergency information including fire protection information.
Our signs are made from a variety of materials and printed directly onto the substrate using the latest digital printing technology. We have in-house graphic designers who can modify the designs to suit your specifications or branding.
The durations below are guidelines and depend on weather conditions and the sign’s exposure to the sun.
| Material | Thickness | Indoor Lifespan | Outdoor Lifespan (Unlaminated) | Outdoor Lifespan (Laminated) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sticker | 0.1mm | 5+ years | Up to 12 months | - | Air-release vinyl for a bubble-free install |
| Polypropylene | 2mm | 5+ years | 6–18 months | 2–4 years | Common for safety signs |
| Corflute | 5mm | 2–3 years | 6–12 months | 1–2 years | Cost-effective for temporary signs |
| Aluminium Composite Panel (ACP/ACM) | 3mm | 5–15 years | 1–3 years | 2–4 years | White-painted gloss metal front & back, ideal for long-term signs |
