Danger Electrical Stickers, 4" x 3" Vinyl Safety Label, Pack of 2

The vinyl material feels thick, not flimsy at all, so I'm confident it will hold up for a long time. The lettering and graphics are really clear and sharp, ensuring anyone walking by immediately recognizes the restricted area. This was a great value for a product.

I needed to label a couple of doors at work as the electrical room. I found these signs and went with them. The signs are decent quality. They are a plastic material with a strong adhesive that when prepped properly will not peel off very easily. The kit does come with alcohol prep pads to clean the surface, and after installation, there is a protective film to remove off the face, leaving a shiny finish. They look very professional.What I found strange was the accompanying advertisements for spy equipment. I just needed a couple signs. It's not necessarily a bad thing. I'm sure somewhere out there, an electrician needs to keep tabs on his wife or something, but the two services don't seem very congruent. Many companies these days take on more than one focus, and this is a way to reach new customers.The signs were just what I needed, and who knows, maybe I'll require their other services some day.

These danger stickers are some of the best quality labels of this type that I've seen. They have a protective film on the front of them that peels off easily, the sign itself is stiff enough that it doesn't try to fold back on itself while you are working with it, and the backing material peels off cleanly and easily. The colors on the sticker are bright and vibrant and appear to be embedded in the material of the sticker instead of just being applied to the surface. The stickers also came with some info on the seller, and some discount coupons. All interesting stuff. I'm really happy with these stickers and would definitely buy from this seller again.

I grabbed these to label a my breaker panel & my server closet, and they turned out to be exactly what I needed. The print is clear, the colors are bold and they stick well on different surfaces. They are small enough to fit cleanly on doors or boxes yet noticeable enough that nobody can pretend they did not see the warning. For a simple sticker, they do the job perfectly. I wish more stickers were made to match this quality.Pros:- Bright colors with sharp text- Strong adhesive on smooth and slightly textured surfaces- Good size for breaker panels- Durable feel with UV resistant materialCons:- None so far, I love theseConclusion:Clear, sticky and effective. I HIGHLY recommend this product.

I got these as more of a prop rather than their intended use case. They are precisely as advertised and definitely worth getting. Also came with alcohol pads.

Despite matching the size listed on their Amazon page, in my opinion these 4" x 3" stickers don't adequately meet the "high visibility" claim made by the seller. To comply with safety considerations for designation of an entire room, they should be about three times larger. Other than that complaint, these appear to be made of good quality materials and have a strong adhesive backing.The stickers are sold by SpySpot, a security-oriented business. I guess that's why the package includes the other items shown in my photo -- although the "Antiques Buyers" business card included is a curiosity. Then again, electrical room warning stickers seem off-brand for a company that mainly sells surveillance products. Nevertheless, this item is a decent value for the money.

These came with so much swag, the stickers almost felt like an afterthought. Included were a catalog and sticker from the manufacturer, alcohol prep pads, and two business cards.The stickers themselves, while somewhat small (4"x3") for the nature of their message, are very high quality, thick vinyl with a hearty adhesive. The colors and lettering are bright, vivid, and easy to read. They even come with a protective film to preserve their luster.A good deal at $6.95 (as of this review) if this is what you need.

If you�ve ever wanted to make your home or office look serious without actually learning anything about electricity, the Danger Electrical Room Stickers are your new secret weapon. These 4"x3" vinyl warnings scream �DO NOT TOUCH UNLESS YOU�RE A SUPERHERO OR ELECTRICIAN� in the most stylish, clean-looking way possible. I slapped one on the panel, and suddenly my laundry room felt like a top-secret lab...minus the cool gadgets and explosions.The quality is good, the adhesive is strong, and the stickers are exactly as described. They stick like they mean business, and the high-visibility design is bright enough that even someone sleepwalking with a cup of coffee would probably notice and reconsider. I�m now contemplating sticking one on my fridge for added drama...though technically it�s not an electrical hazard, it is a hazard to my diet.Pros: As described, clean-looking, good quality, good value, strong adhesive, instantly makes any room feel official.Cons: May cause visitors to hesitate before opening doors; temptation to overuse stickers on everything; could induce a false sense of electrical expertise.

This two-pack of 4� x 3� vinyl stickers with the wording �Danger Electrical Room� is exactly what you want for clear safety labeling. The text is bold and easy to read, making it effective for warning purposes on doors or restricted areas.The vinyl itself is thick and high quality, not flimsy at all. The protective film on the front helps the sticker from getting damaged when applying to a surface. It feels durable right out of the package and sticks well to surfaces. These stickers are made to stand the test of time, even when used on outside doors exposed to rain and direct sunlight. I can only assume the print holding up well without fading.Having two stickers in the pack is a nice bonus for multiple doors or as a backup. Overall, this is a reliable, long-lasting safety sticker that does exactly what it�s supposed to do. Highly recommended for both indoor and outdoor use.

I recently changed dwellings. It�s been quite a change, mostly because I�ve downsized from a rather largish house to a rather smallish RV trailer. With this have come a large number of adjustments. One of these was the discovery that I had an extraordinary electrical control door that hides mystical electrical controls.Naturally, being safety-minded, and after some thought, I realized that the secrets hidden behind this door will be best guarded by a warning: an Electrical Warning. Fortunately, I came across these very effective-looking, �Danger Electrical Room,� self-adhesive warning signs (2 per order). The listed price seemed fair, and the size was just about optimal for the door that needed a warning declaration, so I ordered a set. Here is my Unboxing and Installation.First, Unboxing isn�t quite fair, actually. The package showed up as what looked very much like a shrink-wrapped (except not too much �shrink� on the wrap � it was actually a bit loose) religious tract, except that the religion was a strange cult called �Spy-Spot.� You may view the first two pages of the manual in the second illustration (arbitrary-sized fingers for size reference). The labels weren�t anywhere to be seen, however after removing the plastic wrap, a cascade of flat items fell from between the pages, including two Danger stickers, a SpySpotGPS.com sticker, and two business cards. See the third illustration.It turns out that the Spy-Spot tract was, in fact, a small catalogue full of interesting things for either spying on people, cars, or your pets, or devices that help you find out whether you are being spied upon (yeah! Bug Detectors Rule!). Curiously, inside the back cover was a full page ad for Spy-Spot.com � which offers Private Detective services.Anyway, the only real instructions for these stickers was a tiny ADDITIONAL sticker on the upper right quadrant of the Danger stickers. The tiny sticker had this helpful instruction: �Peel Protective Film Off Sticker.� Nothing else. This sticker is clearly visible in the 4th image (arbitrary-sized danger cat for size reference). Being that I�m an adult, and have dealt with stickers since a very long-ago childhood, I decided I probably didn�t need instructions for dealing with stickers.The 5th image shows the Mystery Electric door. There is no arbitrary size reference here, so you may imagine it as any size you like. Opening the door shows the electricity mysteries (the 6th image). Clearly, they�re nothing that mere mortals should mess with, or at least, so says the manual that came with the RV. After taking the picture to show you, I sealed the fateful door once again so the spirits won�t fly out).Finally, it was time to place the Ofuda on the door. Spy-Spot conveniently sent an alcohol wipe with each sticker, so you can clean the surface where you wish to apply it. Being an experienced label wrangler, I decided I would save the alcohol wipe for something else, and just wiped down the door to ensure that it didn�t have dust on it. It�s a new door. I was pretty sure it hadn�t had time to get greasy yet.Here's where things get serious. First, the sticker backing is not split, nor did any part of the backing extend beyond the boundaries of the sticker. Sticker aficionados know that this is problematic. Instead of bending the sticker slightly and pulling off the two (or more) backing pieces, or simply gripping the protruding backing and peeling it away, it was necessary to carefully scrape away at a corner until the backing finally separated a tiny bit from the label, providing a handle to pull the rest of the backing away. This left one of the corners a bit worse for wear (not terribly, but still�).Once un-burdened by backing, sticking it to the door was relatively simple. The hardest part was lining up the sticker so that it was as close to parallel to the door top as is possible for me. The adhesive grabbed instantly, and the Charm of Protection was affixed. See image 7 for how it turned out.Then came the hardest task of all: removing the incredibly delicate membranous �Protective Film� from the face of the sticker. This was much more difficult than it sounds. Again, more corner scraping, and after a minute or so, I liberated just enough of the film from its adhesion to the sticker to get a grip and remove it (see last image for the results).Summary: this is a nice enough sticker. The company that makes it is interesting enough that I�m going to peruse their other products to see if I need a 1080p Camera Pen or a Dog GPS tracker. The warning is clear and unambiguous and the size, font, and printing are top-notch. I would have liked to see the backing and protective film be a bit easier to remove, but overall for the price, I�m willing to put up with a teeny bit of inconvenience. Also, the catalog that comes with it is really intriguing. Overall, I�ve given this package a 5 Star rating.Conclusion: If you have a mystic door to the spirit world, you should properly apply a talis...

These warning stickers are straightforward and do what they are meant to do. The size is accurate at 4 by 3 inches, and the text is easy to read from a distance. I used one on an electrical panel door and it stands out without looking oversized or out of place.The vinyl feels thick and durable, not flimsy. Adhesive sticks well once applied and did not peel up at the edges. There is a protective film on the front that you need to remove after installing, which took a little patience, but it was manageable.I like that the pack includes two stickers so you have a spare or can label more than one area. Overall, these are solid warning labels for home or light commercial use and they match the description.

Nice HQ labels, Not sure what all the advertising that came with. Thought I'd bought a tracking device. haha

The 2 pack of SpySpot brand �Danger Electrical Room� stickers are fairly rigid and have a strong adhesive backing on them that bonds nicely. While the description clearly states that the labels are just 4"x3", I am finding it hard to believe that the NEC, the NFPA or OSHA would not have a minimum size for a Warning Sign on an entry door into a room that is potentially unsafe. Well, I was wrong! Well, kinda� while there is not a specific minimum sign size, but the main text must be a minimum font size of 1�, and then this verbiage �The sign must be easily visible, with clear and legible text�. Additionally, the codes state that �Signs must be clearly visible from all angles of approach, at a distance, and in all lighting conditions.� �Mount the sign at eye level, typically 5 to 6 feet from the floor, centered on or beside the entry door�. In researching I did learn that there are customarily larger sized signs for entry doors. You learn something new every day! My intent when buying these signs was to affix one to the door of my electrical panel, where a sign of this size would seem like a perfect fit. While the listing does say for use on an entry door into an electrical room, and as we (I) now see that this 4� x 3� sign could be used even based on its size, the other requirements, might suggest a bigger one. The key is safety. I think these stickers will convey a clear warning, that a home electrical panel can present a real danger and caution is necessary. So, from my perspective, these stickers are a worthwhile investment for a panel, and the are sturdy and from several feet away they are easily legible and convey the need for caution.

Well printed, and stick as expected.

This two-pack of vinyl stickers is pretty much exactly as described: it comes with two vinyl stickers measuring 4" x 3" with "DANGER ELECTRICAL ROOM" printed on them. While the product listing features only computer-generated images of the product, the colors on those images are more or less true to what I received. All-in-all I think these are a great value for the price.

These stickers are on the small side and perfectly get the message across: "Danger - Electrical Room" Some danger stickers have way too much text but this one is utterly simple and as long as you can read you'll get the message.Note that there are a lot of electrically themed caution stickers on Amazon, and some that related more generally to "electricity" instead of a room. Obviously, this one is more specific to rooms not boxes or breakers or anything like that.So did it stick well? Yes, no problems at all with the adhesion. We did clean that location of the sticker with a paper tower and alcohol just to make sure it wasn't dirty, and adhesion has been great. No problems at all.The only negative I could potentially imagine would be if this sticker was too small. It's not a huge sticker but for our purposes gets the message across.

The quality of these stickers is fantastic! I didn't have a sticker on the door to the electrical closet at the studio, and thus received a comment on it during our first fire inspection (whoops). I snagged these up, put it on the door, and we now passed with flying colors! So it definitely qualifies for those purposes. The sticker themselves are extremely thick and carefully packaged. The came in protective packaging to ensure they didn't bend during shipping. They stick very well, but not so well that they damage paint when attempting to remove them. The front of the stickers even had a protective film on them! You can tell the sellers take great pride in their product, despite them being small and inexpensive. 10/10 on these, perfect value!

I bought this two pack of Danger Electrical Room stickers for a commercial storage space and they turned out better than expected. The vinyl feels durable and not like the thin paper stickers that fade or peel within a month. The print is bold and easy to read from a distance which is exactly what you want for a safety label. Application was simple. They stuck well to both a painted metal door and a slightly textured wall without needing any extra adhesive. After a few weeks of exposure to direct sunlight and daily door use they still look brand new. No bubbling or corner lift so far. I appreciate that the size is just right. Four by three inches is noticeable without being oversized or cluttering the door. For anyone who needs a clear and professional looking safety warning in a workplace or a home workshop this is a small purchase that brings real peace of mind.