Warning sign with the text "Attention ! Pendant les orages ou en cas d'orages imminents, une distance minimale de 10 mètres du mât du projecteur doit être respectée !"
This sign is available in aluminium, plastic, and sticker materials.
Choose from different sizes to meet various needs. If you want screw holes or double-sided adhesive Tape, you can easily select this option.
For pole mounting, choose "Fixing method: Pole brackets." Pole brackets and other mounting accessories can be found further down the page.
Delivery time: Ships within two business days
This warning sign is essential for ensuring safety during thunderstorms. It is ideal for placement near lighting masts or projector poles to remind individuals to maintain a safe distance of at least 10 meters during stormy weather. Perfect for outdoor venues, sports fields, and construction sites, this sign serves as a crucial reminder to prioritize safety and prevent accidents. Its clear message helps protect both personnel and equipment from potential lightning hazards.
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Aluminum
Extremely impact-resistant and durable material with a long lifespan.
Plastic
Affordable and stable material.
Sticker
Durable material. Perfect for application on flat and clean surfaces.
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