Electrical Panel Signs | Electrical Panel Keep Clear Signs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the OSHA clearance rule for electrical panels?

OSHA 1910.303(g) requires a 36" deep by 30" wide clear zone. You can mark this area with electrical panel clearance signs to ensure compliance.

Q. How can I enforce the clearance zone?

Use floor signs or tape to physically outline the zone. Our keep clear floor signs are perfect for visually defining "No Storage" boundaries.

Q. Why is panel clearance important?

It ensures unobstructed access for emergency shutoffs. This is a primary focus of our fire safety signs and emergency procedure markings.

Q. What information should be on the panel door?

The panel should be labeled with its ID (e.g., "Panel A"), its voltage ("208V"), and any Arc Flash warnings. It should also clearly state if it is a "disconnect supply before servicing for emergency shutoff procedures.

Q. Can I use magnetic signs on panels?

Yes, magnetic signs are excellent for electrical panels because they stick securely to the steel door. They can be easily removed or repositioned if the panel is replaced or relabeled, without leaving residue.

About our Electrical Panel Signs

Browse our wide inventory of Electrical Panel Signs to make sure that during any electrical emergency, you can quickly access the electrical panel or circuit breaker. You can't get to the electrical panel if no one can see it!

• Do Not Block Electrical Panel Signs, Electrical Panel Keep Clear Signs - OSHA section 1926.403 clearly indicates to keep a minimum clearance of 30" to 48" around the electrical panel.
• In a variety of materials from aluminum signs, to reusable stencils.