TWO (2) -Main Electric Disconnect Label Decal SIGN (STICKER 3X5,HEAVY DUTY FOR COMMERCIAL USE)

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Main Electric Disconnect Label Decal SIGN

DURABLE VINYL: Made of 4 mil thick, conformable vinyl and has an aggressive adhesive backing.

INSTALLATION: Easy to use - just peel and stick Labels stick to flat or curved surfaces and can be used indoors or outdoors.

PEEL AND STICK 

HIGH QUALITY: This sticker is designed for commercial use 

IDEAL SIGNAGE FOR: Identifying locations inside a premises or building which aid in obtaining the HIGHEST SAFETY STANDARDS within the USA. PASS INSPECTIONS AND ALRET PEOPLE to act in the quickest manor during a fire hazard or fire emergency.

HIGH CONTRAST COLORS: Red is often used to symbolize emergency escape and danger, and this sign show occupants the most efficient way.

DESIGNED TO LAST: Our high-performance Stickers are long-lasting and resistant to weather, abrasion and wear.

A "TWO (2) - Main Electric Disconnect Label Decal SIGN" refers to a set of two label decals or signs that are used to identify the main electric disconnect switch or panel in a building or facility.

The purpose of these decals is to provide clear labeling and identification of the main electric disconnect point, which is typically used to cut off the power supply to the entire building or a significant portion of it. The main electric disconnect switch or panel is an essential component of the electrical system and is often required to be easily identifiable for safety and maintenance purposes.

The "TWO (2)" specification indicates that the set includes two individual label decals or signs. Having multiple labels allows for increased visibility and redundancy, ensuring that the main electric disconnect point is clearly marked from different vantage points or locations.

These decals are commonly used in various settings, such as commercial buildings, industrial facilities, or public spaces, where there is a need to clearly identify the main electric disconnect switch or panel. By affixing these labels near the electrical equipment, it helps electricians, maintenance personnel, or emergency responders quickly locate and operate the main disconnect switch during maintenance, troubleshooting, or emergency situations.

It is important to comply with any applicable safety regulations or codes when labeling the main electric disconnect switch or panel and ensure that the labels are legible, durable, and securely affixed for long-term use.

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