Name: Danger Underground Cables Verge Post
Brand: JSP
SKU: HEV040-125-301
Availability: InStock

Danger Underground Cables Verge Post

£34.15 Exc. Vat

Moulded spring back post with large reflective area conforming to EN 12899-1 Class R2
Dimensions: H-130cm x W-14cm
Weight 1.2kg
Bespoke label and multi-language options available

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Description

Wychwood™ Flexible Verge Post Danger Underground Cables

This Wychwood Hazard Style Verge Post is made from plastic and is designed to return to it’s upright position even after experiencing impact. It is 1300mm high but will sit 1000mm above ground when installed. The post gives the warning of ‘Danger Underground Cables’ which is suitable for vehicle access roads which could be hazardous due to this reason. It also successfully meets HSE guidelines warning of work where overhead cables are present.

The front of the post features a large yellow reflective section which offers a high level of visibility. It is designed for permanent installation and contains a lower hole which allows for the insertion of a bar, which makes it extra secure in it’s place. It also offers increased security due to the integral barb located at the post’s rear. This effectively helps to prevent the post being removed.

The Moulded spring back post with large area for reflective comes with “Danger Underground Cables” sign.

Features & Benefits

Highly Flexible – Rebounds after impact and returns to upright position.
Tall – Height above ground when sited is 1 metre.
Increased Stability – Integral barb on rear prevents ease of removal.
Added Security – The bottom hole allows the bar to be inserted for added security when sited in the ground.
Options – If required, the bar can be used for other legends to be created such as overhead cables.

Additional information

Brand	JSP

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are underground cables and verge posts?

Underground cables are electrical wires that are buried beneath the ground, while verge posts are markers used to indicate boundaries or hazards in outdoor areas.

2. Why are underground cables and verge posts dangerous?

These structures can carry high voltage electricity or serve as obstacles in outdoor spaces, making them potential hazards for anyone who comes into contact with them.

3. How can I identify underground cables and verge posts?

Look for warning signs, markers, or indicators that may signal the presence of underground cables or verge posts in the area. Avoid digging or tampering with these structures.

4. What should I do if I encounter underground cables or verge posts?

Keep a safe distance, do not touch or disturb the structures, and alert authorities or property owners if you notice any issues or concerns related to underground cables or verge posts.

5. Are there any regulations or guidelines for dealing with underground cables and verge posts?

Follow any local laws, regulations, or safety guidelines that pertain to handling or interacting with underground cables and verge posts to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

6. What should I do if I suspect damage to underground cables or verge posts?

If you notice any signs of damage, wear and tear, or potential hazards related to underground cables or verge posts, report the issue to the appropriate authorities immediately and avoid the area.

7. How can I report underground cable or verge post issues?

Contact your local utility company, property owner, or relevant authorities to report any concerns or incidents involving underground cables or verge posts. Provide as much detail as possible to help address the issue promptly.

Conclusion

Remember to stay informed, alert, and cautious when navigating outdoor spaces that may contain underground cables or verge posts. Your safety and the safety of others depend on your awareness and proactive approach to avoiding potential hazards.