Multiple Power Source Signs

Multiple power source signs warn service personnel that equipment receives energy from more than one feed, and our electrical shock hazard multiple power sources danger sign is designed to clearly communicate this hazard and help facilities comply with OSHA 1910.147 by ensuring all power sources are identified and de-energized before servicing.

Yes, we recommend placing our multiple power source in panel high voltage danger sign not only on equipment but also at electrical panels and entry points throughout your facility so firefighters and safety inspectors are informed of multiple power feeds to the building during fires or electrical emergencies.

The signal word reflects hazard severity, where Danger indicates an immediate life threat from contact with multiple live sources, and our electrical shock hazard multiple power sources danger sign is available in all three headers so you can match the sign to the actual electrical hazard level.

Yes, multiple power source signs are available in glow-in-the-dark and reflective formats, such as the watch for power lines above danger sign, for electrical rooms, utility closets, or outdoor equipment that may need to be accessed during power outages.