Fireman's Isolation Switch Safety SignThis sign identifies the location of the switch that isolates a building's fire fighting equipment or fire protection systems, so fire crews can cut power to high-voltage devices quickly and safely in an emergency. It is available in three sizes and five materials, with fixing options to suit walls, posts and barriers.Key features Red and white colourway confirming the isolation switch location at a glance Three sizes: 150mm x 200mm, 200mm x 300mm or 300mm x 400mm Five material options, including a photoluminescent variant that stays visible in a power cut Self-adhesive, drill-hole, horizontal channel or vertical channel fixing Conforms with current UK and EU fire safety signage legislation Where it is used Fixed beside the isolation switch itself for a fast response in an emergency Hotels and apartment blocks Warehouses and industrial units Commercial kitchens and laboratories Car parks, fixed to barriers or gates using channel fixings Choosing a material Self-adhesive vinyl - a flexible PVC with a high-tack backing, suitable for interior and exterior use Rigid PVC (1mm) - a lightweight, low-cost panel fixed with drill holes Foam PVC - lightweight and durable, suitable for interior and exterior use Photoluminescent - charges in ambient light and stays visible if the power fails Vinyl composite - durable and waterproof, suitable for interior and exterior use Fixing options Self-adhesive - sticks directly to a flat surface Drill holes - four 5mm holes for a permanent fixing to walls Horizontal channel - for fixing to single or multiple vertical posts, rivets flush with the sign face Vertical channel - for fixing to horizontal bars such as car park barriers or gates, rivets flush with the sign face Specification Specification Detail Sizes 150mm x 200mm, 200mm x 300mm or 300mm x 400mm Colour Red and white Materials Self-adhesive vinyl, rigid PVC (1mm), foam PVC, photoluminescent, vinyl composite Fixing options Self-adhesive, drill holes, horizontal channel, vertical channel Compliance Current UK and EU fire safety signage legislation