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Frequently Asked Questions

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A high voltage tag is a safety warning tag used to alert workers to dangerous electrical sources, preventing accidental contact and unauthorized handling.

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Common messages include high voltage, electrical hazard, live wire, "high voltage do not touch, and specific warnings like 220 Volts or 440 Volts.

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They should be placed on or near energized machines, electrical panels, or other equipment to provide a clear warning at the point of hazard.

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Yes, these tags are designed so you can add relevant information, such as the specific voltage or authorized personnel, using a pen or marker.

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Yes, they are made from durable plastic that resists tearing, water splashes, and chemical spills, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

About our High Voltage Tags

High Voltage Tags

A quick way to alert workers to dangerous electrical sources is to tag them. Our high voltage tags let you mark energized machines and other equipment with necessary information to prevent accidental contact, unauthorized and untrained handling.

  • • Add relevant information on your tag using a pen or marker.
  • • We offer tags in varying thickness — find from low cost 10 mil plastic to “credit card thick” 30 mil plastic.
  • • Tags resist tearing, water splashes, chemical spills, and offer great pull strength, making them a suitable option for indoor and outdoor application.
  • • All tags have an eyelet or a two-part grommet.
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Size: 5.875" x 3.375" Material type: Eco-Tag 10 mil Plastic, Eyelet
Good safety tags for MARS antennas
I bought these to use on an NVIS antenna that I made for my friend who is going to use it for Air Force (AF) Military Auxillary Radio Service (MARS). The antenna is 4 foot off the ground and the wire ends have about 1,000 volts on them.

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