Electrical Panel Labels

Clear labeling isn’t optional when you’re dealing with live power. Whether you’re managing a facility, wiring a new build, or retrofitting an older system, accurate electrical panel labels are what keep maintenance teams safe and inspectors happy. Our electrical panel labels are made for contractors, electricians, and plant operators who need industrial-grade durability and compliance — not the paper sticker kits you find in retail stores.

Each label is printed on UV-laminated vinyl or polyester film with permanent acrylic adhesive. That means they’ll stay readable even after years of heat, moisture, and cleaning cycles.

Why professionals use our electrical panel labels

Built for industrial and commercial use
Our labels are designed for electrical panels, MCC rooms, disconnects, and switchgear in demanding environments. They handle heat, oil, and vibration without peeling or fading.

Compliant layouts for OSHA and NEC
Each label follows OSHA 1910.145 color standards and NEC identification guidelines. You can mark voltage, circuit numbers, or clearance zones with confidence during inspections.

Custom voltage and circuit labeling
Upload your own voltage data, circuit IDs, or company branding. We’ll format and proof everything so it matches your site’s existing labeling system.

Fast production and bulk options
Buy one roll or a thousand. Most orders ship within three to five business days. We also keep your artwork on file so reorders are instant.

Made in the USA
All labels are printed, laminated, and cut in-house. That’s how we control consistency, compliance, and delivery speed.

Common uses

  • Main and sub electrical panels

  • Motor control centers (MCCs)

  • Disconnect switches and breaker boxes

  • Utility and transformer enclosures

  • Industrial equipment control panels

  • Facility safety clearance labeling

Product specifications

FeatureDetails
MaterialUV-laminated vinyl or polyester
AdhesivePermanent acrylic, rated for powder coat and metal
FinishGloss or matte UV coating
Temperature rating–40°F to +180°F
Lifespan5–10 years depending on environment
ComplianceOSHA 1910.145, NEC 110.22, ANSI Z535
CustomizationVoltage data, circuit ID, company logo, bilingual text
 
 
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Frequently Asked Questions

Are these suitable for both electrical contractors and facility maintenance teams?

Yes. Contractors use them during installation, and facility managers use them for maintenance identification and safety audits. They’re rated for both construction and long-term plant environments.

Can I print custom circuit numbers or panel names directly on the labels?

Yes. Upload a spreadsheet or Excel file with your circuit data. We’ll print each label with its exact identifier and send a proof before production.

Will these stick to powder-coated or textured panels?

They will. The adhesive is designed to grip powder coat, painted steel, and even lightly textured surfaces without lifting over time.

Do these comply with OSHA and NEC panel labeling requirements?

Yes. The labels meet OSHA 1910.145 for hazard communication and NEC 110.22 for disconnect and identification markings.

Can I order rolls of pre-numbered or blank write-on labels?

Yes. We stock numbered sets for common layouts and also offer blank labels that can be written on with permanent marker or engraved.

Can I order matching voltage and clearance labels in the same set?

Yes. Many of our clients order bundles that include voltage, circuit ID, and “Keep Clear 36 Inches” labels together for full compliance.

Do you provide serialized or barcoded options for asset tracking?

Yes. Many plants add barcodes or QR codes linked to maintenance software or equipment ID systems. Just include your numbering format.

What’s the best cleaning method for long-term maintenance?

Use a mild detergent or alcohol wipe to remove dirt and oil. Avoid harsh solvents. For vinyl signs, wipe gently with a microfiber cloth to preserve the laminate.

About Safety Label Supply

Safety Label Supply manufactures professional-grade electrical panel labels that electricians, contractors, and EHS teams depend on. Every label we print meets OSHA and NEC requirements and is built to last in demanding industrial conditions. We focus on clarity, consistency, and long-term reliability — because in electrical work, a clear label isn’t decoration, it’s protection.

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