High-voltage warnings, tower and cable markers, and equipment identification engineered to stay legible for the full service life of the asset.
Transmission crosses terrain no crew visits for years. Distribution runs beneath streets that get dug up constantly. Every energized asset in between has to be identified before anyone opens it — and stay identified through UV, weather, and time.
From the right-of-way to the meter, one manufacturer for the full range of electric utility signage.
SUB / CIR / PHASE, open point, and two-way feed identification on .023 HDPE with mounting holes.
The same critical identification as a high-tack vinyl decal for direct application to cabinets and enclosures.
ANSI Z535 danger and warning graphics for equipment, vehicles, and restricted areas.
Hazardous-voltage and tamper warnings sized for the customer connection point.
Meter type, form, and single-phase co-gen identification on magnet, plate, or tag stock.
66″ driveable markers warning of underground power cable along the right-of-way.
Foam-PVC warning discs with barb anchor stakes for buried electric cable and 811 call-outs.
Tower markers, mile markers, and aerial observation markers numbered to your convention.
Distribution assets need identification that survives where they sit — built on durable substrates, not sticker stock.
High-voltage fence-line warnings, entry restrictions, and bus labeling on aluminum 5052-H38.
Transformer identification for unit number, kVA, and voltage on pad-mount and pole-mount equipment.
Pedestal decals and plates that stay adhered through UV, mower contact, and trimmer damage.
Single-phase, three-phase, and two-way-feed markers before a crew opens a cabinet or meter enclosure.
On a two-way feed, guessing which direction is energized is a serious mistake — clear voltage-rated signage removes it. Built to your spec: custom text and sequential numbering, company logo, APWA color coding (safety red for electric power), specific voltage and equipment ratings down to the exact volts, and reflective sheeting grades for night visibility.
Signs fail in predictable ways — the substrate cracks, the ink fades, the adhesive releases. We choose materials to prevent each one, then QUV weather-test before shipping.
Corrosion-resistant, holds shape under wind loading. The standard for permanent signs.
Flexes and returns to shape. For markers that get struck, mowed, or bent.
Non-conductive and impact-resistant (known by the Lexan brand) for use near energized equipment.
Driveable and flexible markers where a rigid post would be a liability.
Custom numbering, colors, and substrates. Quoted fast, made in Alabama.