Electrical Room Sign -Two-Sided/Double Sided Projecting, Corridor and Hallway Sign (Aluminum, Silver, 4x12 Inch)-The Hallway Line

ELECTRICAL ROOM SIGN -Two-Sided/ Double sided Projecting, Corridor and Hallway Sign

Size 4x12 Inch

Sign Thickness 0.4MM

Sign letters color: black

Sign background color: silver Sign

Sign material: Aluminum

sign comes with aluminum bracket

Two-sided projection wall signs with easy-mount anodized aluminum brackets

An "Electrical Room Sign - Two-Sided/Double Sided Projecting, Corridor, and Hallway Sign" is a type of sign used to indicate the location of an electrical room in a building or facility. The electrical room is a designated area where electrical equipment, panels, and systems are installed to distribute and control electricity throughout the building.

The sign is designed to be visible from both directions in a corridor or hallway, allowing people to easily identify the presence of the electrical room and its accessibility.

The sign is typically double-sided or two-sided, meaning it displays the same information on both sides. This ensures that individuals approaching from either direction can see the sign and quickly identify the location of the electrical room.

The sign may include text such as "Electrical Room" or "Electrical Equipment" to convey its purpose. It may also feature symbols or icons related to electrical equipment, such as a lightning bolt or electrical plug.

The "projecting" design of the sign means that it is mounted on a bracket or support that extends perpendicular from the wall, making it visible from multiple angles within the corridor or hallway. This design helps guide people to the electrical room by catching their attention from a distance.

The purpose of this sign is to provide clear wayfinding and identification for authorized personnel, maintenance staff, or electricians who need to access the electrical room. It helps prevent unauthorized access and ensures that individuals can locate the proper area for maintenance, repair, or troubleshooting of electrical systems.

It's important to consider local building codes, regulations, and wayfinding standards when installing signs in a building or facility. Compliance with applicable requirements will help ensure that the sign is properly placed and meets safety and accessibility guidelines. Additionally, proper safety protocols and procedures should be followed when working in the electrical room to ensure the safe handling of electrical systems and equipment.

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