• ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol
  • ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol
  • ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol
  • ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol

ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol

ANSI Danger High Voltage Turn Off Power Before Servicing Sign Stickers with Voltage Hand Shock Symbol

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High voltage equipment doesn't forgive shortcuts. During maintenance, the step that gets skipped most often — powering down before touching anything — is also the one that matters most. These StickerJet ANSI "Danger – High Voltage, Turn Off Power Before Servicing" stickers make sure that step never gets overlooked. Stuck directly on the panel or equipment, the warning is the first thing a technician sees before they do anything else. Not a reminder buried in a manual, not a verbal instruction from a supervisor — just a clear, permanent heads-up right where the work happens.

Key Features:
Heavy-duty vinyl built for tough industrial environments
Waterproof, weatherproof, and UV resistant — indoors or out
Print stays sharp and fully readable without fading
Peel, stick, done — no tools, no hassle
Removes cleanly without leaving any residue
Bold ANSI DANGER header with electrical shock symbol
Made for panels, control units, and high-voltage equipment
Made in USA
Backed by a 3-year craftsmanship warranty

Size: 1.5" x 3" | 2" x 4" | 2.5" x 5"

Pack: 5 Self-Adhesive Vinyl Stickers

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FAQ's

What does ANSI mean when it comes to safety signs?

ANSI stands for American National Standards Institute. The standard that really matters here is ANSI Z535. This standard is like a rule book that tells us how to make safety signs. It says what colors to use, what words to use when something's dangerous how to lay out the sign and how to use symbols on the sign. This is, like a language that we all use to stay safe at our jobs.

Why does it matter whether a sign follows ANSI standards?

It is really important that safety signs look the same. When signs look the same workers can read them quickly. They are less likely to miss a warning or get it wrong when things are happening fast.

Where are ANSI safety signs required or recommended?

ANSI safety signs are used in a lot of places like factories, warehouses, construction sites, electrical rooms, laboratories and loading docks. Anywhere that people need to know about safety ANSI safety signs are used. Many industries use ANSI Z535 in their safety plans. When they are checked by OSHA.

What are the signal words used in ANSI safety signs?

The signal words are DANGER in red; this means something can hurt you badly or even kill you. A WARNING in orange means something can hurt you badly. CAUTION in yellow means something can hurt you a little or moderately. NOTICE in blue is for information that's important but not about safety.

How are ANSI signs different from OSHA-style signs?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145 sets the federal regulatory requirement for safety signs in general industry. ANSI Z535 is the voluntary standard that most modern sign designs follow. Many signs are designed to satisfy both, and using ANSI-formatted signs is widely accepted as a compliant approach.

Can these be used outdoors?

Yes, they can. The vinyl is waterproof, so it can withstand the sun, rain, and different temperatures without fading or coming apart.

What size options are available?

These signs come in different sizes. We need sizes so the signs are easy to see and read. The signs need to be big enough to get people's attention. Small enough to fit in the space we have. ANSI safety signs come in sizes to make sure everyone can see them clearly.