No Mobile Phones Allowed Sign
Product code: PSS-INF-MOB-0007
No Mobile Phones Allowed conveys a strict prohibition in high-consequence environments—operating theatres, MRI suites, explosive-atmosphere zones, and secure facilities. Unlike Mobile Phones Prohibited, this wording emphasises absolute restriction, making it suitable where enforcement is non-negotiable.
Material
Peel-and-stick vinyl for smooth surfaces. Walls, doors, machinery, and equipment labelling.
Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.
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No Mobile Phones Allowed conveys a strict prohibition in high-consequence environments—operating theatres, MRI suites, explosive-atmosphere zones, and secure facilities. Unlike Mobile Phones Prohibited, this wording emphasises absolute restriction, making it suitable where enforcement is non-negotiable.
Supplied in self-adhesive vinyl or rigid polypropylene at three sizes: 250×180 mm, 300×225 mm, or 450×300 mm. Polypropylene is durable for indoor walls and doors; vinyl suits smooth surfaces. Mounting holes and lamination are optional. Platinum Signs delivers nationwide with trade account bulk pricing and volume discounts.
Check the sign format before ordering
Final sign type, wording, size, placement and material depend on the site risk, project specification and applicable jurisdiction. Confirm the requirement with the relevant WHS adviser or regulator.
This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.
Material options
Size guide
Viewing distances are selection aids, not prescribed compliance distances. Check the site approach, lighting, wording and mounting position.
| Size | Indicative distance | Typical use |
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Specifications
| Product code | PSS-INF-MOB-0007 |
|---|---|
| Product | No Mobile Phones Allowed Sign |
| Category | Information Signs |
| Format guidance | Confirm the safety-sign category and project specification for the site |
| Printing | UV direct print |
| Selected material | Self-Adhesive Vinyl (Sticker) |
| Selected size | 250 x 180mm |
| Indicative durability | Short- to medium-term use; surface and exposure affect service life |
| Indicative viewing distance | Confirm for the site |
| Available sizes | |
| Available materials |
Selected specifications update with the material and size controls above.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between 'No Mobile Phones Allowed' and 'Mobile Phones Prohibited'?
'Allowed' carries stronger finality and is often paired with strict enforcement in high-risk settings like operating theatres or secure areas. 'Prohibited' is slightly softer and suits general workplace policies.
Which size should I order for a large operating theatre?
The 450×300 mm size is highly visible from distance and suits large rooms. For smaller spaces or doorways, 300×225 mm is standard. 250×180 mm works for tight corners or secondary entrances.
Do you supply signs for explosive or hazardous zones?
This is an information sign, not an AS 1319 hazard marker. For formal Zone 0, 1, or 2 classifications under AS/NZS 3000, consult our Hazard Signs range or contact our compliance team.
How quickly can I get multiple signs for a hospital rollout?
Standard delivery is 5–7 business days. For urgent multi-site orders, discuss express options with our trade sales team—volume orders may qualify for expedited scheduling.
Can I order custom wording or add our facility logo?
Our standard range uses proven designs. Custom text or branding requires a design consultation and longer lead times. Email our design team for a proposal.
What's the best material for a theatre entrance where there's moisture?
Polypropylene is moisture-resistant indoors, but for high-humidity areas like changing rooms, colorbond or aluminium (available via custom order) would be more durable.
