Shop boom truck electrical hazard warning decals, power-line clearance charts and electrocution warning labels. Compare messages intended for crane operators, remote-control users and personnel approaching equipment near electrical lines.
Choose the complete printed message that matches the equipment and application. Chart-based warnings, fixed-distance labels and stay-away notices communicate different information.
Available designs combine electrical-hazard warnings with printed clearance information. Compare the voltage ranges, units, chart entries and accompanying instructions on each product page.
The collection image shows a boom truck near overhead lines beside a Power Line Clearance Requirements message and Table A chart. Other products use different layouts and wording, so check the selected artwork rather than relying on the collection image alone.
The remote-control electrocution warning addresses a different operating context from a general machine warning. Other designs warn personnel to stay away from equipment near power lines or address bucket-truck electrical hazards.
Match the message to the intended reader and equipment configuration. A product’s presence in this collection does not establish that it applies to every boom truck, remote-control system or aerial device.
Individual labels include messages referring to 15 feet from electrical lines and 25 feet from electrical cables. The 25-foot warning is available in English and Spanish. A Spanish multi-hazard warning with a clearance chart is also included.
These figures describe wording printed on different products, not a choice of universally safe operating distances. Confirm the applicable equipment instructions and job-specific power-line precautions before selecting a replacement decal.
Check the complete artwork to confirm the printed language. Do not assume every label carries both English and Spanish.
Compare the exact wording, symbols, dimensions and available materials on each listing. Use manufacturer-designated labeling locations where available.
Position operator reminders where the operator can read them, and exterior stay-away warnings where approaching personnel can see them before entering the relevant hazard area. Keep controls, viewing areas, identification plates and other required markings unobstructed.
Applying an electrical warning decal does not insulate equipment or make contact with energized lines safe. Labels do not replace training, equipment instructions or job-specific planning.
For a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss available options.
