Arc Flash, NFPA 70E PPE & Solar PV Labels for Australian Sites
Specialist signage for sites that have completed an arc flash hazard study or installed photovoltaic / battery infrastructure. Aimed at industrial facility managers, electrical contractors, solar installers, EV charging providers and switchboard manufacturers who need standards-aligned labelling for switchgear, MCCs, rooftop solar arrays and main switchboards. Manufactured in-house, shipped Australia-wide.
Engineered, not generic. The arc flash range covers NFPA 70E PPE Categories 1 through 4, plus a print-to-order site-engineered calculation label that takes your arc flash study output (incident energy, working distance, arc flash boundary, equipment ID, study date) and turns it into a panel-mounted label per NFPA 70E §130.5(H). For sites that haven't completed a study, the AS/NZS 4836:2023 generic warning sits alongside as a baseline cross-reference. Yellow WARNING and red DANGER variants only — orange-headed labels are US convention and not AS 1319 compliant; we don't stock them.
Full AS/NZS 5033:2021 solar PV family. Six labels covering every position the standard mandates: PV array DC isolator (yellow/black + triangle, located within 100mm of the disconnection point), main switchboard PV marker (green reflective ≥100mm Ø circle, the distinctive AS/NZS 5033 marker), PV string disconnection point, hazardous DC voltage roof / ceiling space access warning, conduit "SOLAR" identification marker (every ≤2m), and solar AC isolator label. UV-stable substrates rated for ≥25-year outdoor life — paper, standard vinyl and reflective-only-on-request materials are non-compliant for this category.
Standards stack, one supplier. Switchboard identification per AS/NZS 3000:2018 cl. 4.15 (Distribution Board, Sub-Board, Main Earth Point), RCD testing labels per AS/NZS 3760:2022 (date-tracked write-on, mounted adjacent to the RCD as the standard requires), and the arc flash plus PV ranges above. Trade accounts available for electrical contractors, switchboard manufacturers, solar installers and arc flash study engineers — apply via the trade portal.
