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LYLE Danger: Lock Out Equipment Before Servicing Signs, 14x10 in, Mounting Holes
LYLEDanger: Lock Out Equipment Before Servicing Signs

LYLE Danger: Lock Out Equipment Before Servicing Signs, 14x10 in, Mounting Holes

The LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign (SKU LCU4-0547-NP_14X10, MPN LCU4-0547-NP_14X10) is a non-retroreflective, non-glow-in-the-dark danger sign with mounting holes for installation. It is designed to…

SKU 3G-OTH-703607

Also listed as: LCU40547NP14X10 · LCU4 0547 NP 14X10 · LCU4-0547-NP-14X10

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LYLE
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Danger: Lock Out Equipment Before Servicing Signs, 14x10 in, Mounting Holes
Part Number
LCU4-0547-NP_14X10
Category
Danger: Lock Out Equipment Before Servicing Signs
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
LCU4-0547-NP_14X10
Type
Mounting Holes Sign Mounting, Not Retroreflective
Glow In The Dark
No
Sign Mounting Style
Mounting Holes
Retroreflective Grade
Not Retroreflective

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Product Description

The LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign (SKU LCU4-0547-NP_14X10, MPN LCU4-0547-NP_14X10) is a non-retroreflective, non-glow-in-the-dark danger sign with mounting holes for installation. It is designed to communicate the need to lock out equipment before servicing, supporting workplace safety compliance across industrial environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign used for?

This LYLE danger sign (MPN LCU4-0547-NP_14X10) communicates the requirement to lock out equipment before servicing. It supports workplace safety compliance in industrial environments such as manufacturing plants, warehouses, and maintenance facilities where lockout/tagout procedures are mandatory.

What are the specifications of the LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign?

The LYLE sign (SKU 3G-OTH-703607) features mounting holes for installation, is not retroreflective, and does not glow in the dark. It is a non-retroreflective plastic danger sign designed for indoor or sheltered use where high visibility under low light is not required.

Where to buy the LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign (MPN LCU4-0547-NP_14X10) to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive the correct safety signage for your lockout/tagout compliance needs.

How to install the LYLE Plastic Lockout Tagout Danger Sign?

Install the LYLE sign using its pre-drilled mounting holes and appropriate fasteners (screws or bolts) for your surface. Position it at eye level near the equipment access point, ensuring it remains visible and unobstructed. Follow standard industrial safety sign installation practices for durability.

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