Electrical Switch Signs

Yes, OSHA 1910.303 and NEC Article 110 require that circuit breakers and disconnects be legibly identified with their purpose and the equipment they serve, and our electrical power disconnect switch sign and full electrical switch signs collection provide compliant durable identification for panels, breakers, and disconnects.

Yes, our lock out electrical switches sign and do not operate sign combine circuit or equipment identification with the LOTO restriction message, clearly communicating both which switch is locked out and why to help prevent accidental re-energization during maintenance on specific electrical circuits or equipment.

Yes, our customizable templates from our electrical switch signs collection allow you to add specific circuit numbers, equipment names, voltage ratings, amperage, or panel identification, with SuperStick adhesive that bonds firmly to metal panel surfaces and maintains strong adhesion in the heat and vibration environment of active electrical rooms and industrial control panels.

For electrical panels and high-heat environments we recommend adhesive polyester labels from our electrical switch signs collection with our SuperStick adhesive formulation that withstands the heat generated by active electrical panels without shrinking, curling, or losing adhesion while also resisting the cleaning solvents, moisture, and physical contact common during routine panel inspection and maintenance activities.