Electrical Panel Labels

Labels should be placed directly on the front of the panel door, near disconnect switches and along pathways that require panel access. Many facilities use options like the electrical panel must be kept clear label or the electrical panel area keep clear warning label. NFPA 70E also recommends placing clear markings where energized work may occur.

Keeping the area around electrical panels clear ensures workers have safe access during operation, maintenance and emergencies. OSHA requires specific clearance distances for panels to reduce arc flash and shock hazards. Common reminders include the keep clear up to 36 inches warning label and the electrical panel area danger label. More details are available on the OSHA electrical regulations page.

Yes. OSHA mandates hazard communication for electrical panels and requires clear access markings to ensure panels can be operated safely. Labels from our electrical panel labels page, such as the OSHA regulations electrical panel label, help support compliance. OSHA standards are available at osha.gov.

Yes. Custom electrical panel labels allow you to include unique panel IDs, voltage ratings or equipment-specific warnings. Start with a template like the electrical panel OSHA caution label and adjust the message to reflect your facility’s requirements. Customized labels help workers quickly identify panel information during maintenance and inspections.