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If an SPD (Surge Protection Device) is installed you may like to include the SPD notice which details what the SPD does and advises the householder to regularly check the status indicator of the SPD.

These warning labels are an essential safety tool for electricians, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts alike, as they help to prevent potentially dangerous situations that could lead to injury or damage to equipment. Professionally printed onto a matt laminated, hard-wearing vinyl material, our handy electrician labels can withstand indoor and outdoor use for up to 5 years as they're fully waterproof.

Repeat business is always the key in the trades and our Electrician Stickers Pack helps you achieve just that. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Per Page/Sheet, 5 Sheets (945 Sticky SMALL MICRO Labels), Label Planet® White Blank Matt Self-Adhesive Plain A4 Stickers, Printable With Laser/Copier or Inkjet Printer, UK LP189/25, 25.

Each custom electrician sticker pack includes 5 of the following labels: RCD, 2 wire, inspection, circuit description and business details. To add your print instructions to a personalised product, simply choose a colour (if applicable) and/or select a quantity. If you would like to see a proof of your labels before we go to final print, this can be done upon request. We are constantly striving to improve our service and are grateful to receive as much feedback as possible - good or bad. These labels are NICEIC Branded and are only available to Approved Contractors and Domestic Installers.However, there are still some installations where the old-style labelling will be required, such as a dual supply installation, for example where solar is included. For those with non-standard fuse boxes without the coloured dots there was the "A" series alternative identification system - again language independent - 5A for lighting, 15A for the immersion and 30A for sockets/cooker (often sub-divided in the normal way by red stripes). I have a question for the community, but how do you now solve the problem of marking your electrical panels? Electrical labels or notices on a consumer unit could include an RCD test notice, mixed wiring colours, next inspection labels, no cpc to lighting circuits warning notice amongst many others, in many cases too many to actually fit on the consumer unit.