Electrical Labels

Shop Electrical Labels at Electrical4Less. Our range includes circuit labels, consumer unit stickers, and warning notices designed to meet UK wiring regulations. Electrical Labels help electricians identify circuits, provide safety information, and complete compliant installations with a professional finish. Durable and easy to apply, Electrical Labels are essential for keeping domestic, commercial, and industrial projects safe and regulation-ready.

Cobra SL/IBO/7525/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Isolate Before Open 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Isolate Before Open 75x75mm Warning Label – 25 Per Roll

4 In Stock

SKU: SL/IBO/7575/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/D230/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Danger 230V 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Danger 230V Warning Label 75x75mm – 25 Per Roll

4 In Stock

SKU: SL/D230/7575/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/D400/7525/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Danger 400V 75x25 mm - 25 Per Roll

Danger 400V Warning Label 75x25mm – 25 Per Roll

10 In Stock

SKU: SL/D400/7525/25

£3.35

Cobra SL/D400/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Danger 400V 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Danger 400V Warning Label 75x75mm – 25 Per Roll

SKU: SL/D400/7575/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/DHV/7525/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Danger High Voltage 75x25 mm - 25 Per Roll

Danger High Voltage Warning Label 75x25mm – 25 Per Roll

7 In Stock

SKU: SL/DHV/7525/25

£3.35

Cobra SL/EC/7525/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Electrical Connection 75x25 mm - 25 Per Roll

Electrical Connection Warning Label 75x25mm – 25 Per Roll

5 In Stock

SKU: SL/EC/7525/25

£3.35

Cobra SL/HC/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Harmonised Cable 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Harmonised Cable Warning Label 75x75mm – 25 Per Roll

3 In Stock

SKU: SL/HC/7575/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/D230/7525/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Danger 230V 75x25 mm - 25 Per Roll

Danger 230V 75x25mm Warning Label – 25 Per Roll

6 In Stock

SKU: SL/D230/7525/25

£3.35

Isolate Before Open 75x25mm Warning Label – 25 Per Roll

6 In Stock

SKU: SL/IBO/7525/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/MC/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Mixed Cable 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Cobra Cable Warning Labels – Mixed Cable 75×75 mm – 25 Per Roll

4 In Stock

SKU: SL/MC/7575/25

£5.75

Cobra SL/MC/7575/5 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Mixed Cable 75x75 mm - 5 Per Roll

Mixed Cable 75x75mm Warning Label – 5 Per Roll

4 In Stock

SKU: SL/MC/7575/5

£2.50

Cobra SL/PI/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - Periodic Inspection 75x75 mm - 25 Per Roll

Periodic Inspection 75x75mm Electrical Label – 25 Per Roll

3 In Stock

SKU: SL/PI/7575/25

£5.90

Cobra SL/RCD/7575/25 Cobra Cable Warning Labels - RCD Test 75x25 mm - 25 Per Roll

RCD Test Label 75x25mm – 25 Per Roll

8 In Stock

SKU: SL/RCD/7575/25

£5.75

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Labels for electricians in the UK are essential for marking and identifying various elements within an electrical installation. These labels help ensure safety, compliance with regulations, and efficient maintenance. There are various types of labels used in electrical work in the UK. Here are some common examples:

Cable Labels: Cable labels are used to mark individual cables or conductors, helping electricians identify them during installation, maintenance, or troubleshooting. These labels often include information about cable type, circuit number, and phase identification.
Circuit Labels: Circuit labels are used to identify specific electrical circuits within a distribution board or consumer unit. They typically include information about the circuit’s purpose, circuit number, and, if applicable, the presence of an RCD (Residual Current Device).
Fuse Box Labels: Fuse box labels are used inside distribution boards or consumer units to identify each circuit’s protective device, such as miniature circuit breakers (MCBs) or fuses. They include information about the circuit number, device rating, and circuit purpose.
Warning Labels: Warning labels are used to alert individuals to potential electrical hazards. They may include warnings about live electrical parts, high voltage, or specific electrical dangers within an installation.
Earthing and Bonding Labels: These labels are used to identify earthing and bonding points within an electrical installation, ensuring that proper grounding and bonding are maintained.
Safety Labels: Safety labels are used to mark safety switches, emergency stops, and other safety-related components to ensure their quick identification and operation in case of an emergency.
Test and Inspection Labels: Test and inspection labels are used to record the results of electrical tests and inspections. They include information such as the date of the test, the inspector’s name, and the test results.
Certification Labels: Certification labels are used to confirm that electrical work has been completed to the required standards and regulations. They include information about the installation’s compliance and may be affixed to certificates or documents.
Identification Labels: Identification labels are used to mark equipment, panels, and devices with unique identification numbers or names, making it easier to locate and maintain specific components within an electrical installation.
Fire Rating Labels: In certain applications, fire rating labels may be used to indicate the fire resistance rating of electrical enclosures, conduits, or other components, as required by building regulations.
Hazardous Area Labels: In industrial and hazardous environments, labels may be used to indicate the presence of hazardous or explosive atmospheres, helping to ensure the safety of workers and equipment.
Maintenance Labels: Maintenance labels are used to indicate the last maintenance date, inspection schedule, or maintenance requirements for specific electrical components or systems.

These labels are typically designed to withstand environmental conditions, including exposure to moisture, UV radiation, and temperature variations. When using labels in electrical work in the UK, it’s important to ensure that they are compliant with relevant standards and regulations, including BS 7671 (the Wiring Regulations). Additionally, labels should be legible, securely affixed, and regularly inspected to ensure they remain in good condition and provide accurate information.