2XE Multi Cylinder Storage Placard - Safety Signs by Caledonia Signs

Clearly identify areas where multiple compressed gas cylinders are stored. This type of placard is designed to comply with safety regulations for the storage of gases and to provide critical hazard information at a glance. The placard typically includes warning symbols and information about the types of gases stored, alerting personnel, emergency responders, and visitors to potential risks such as flammability, toxicity, or pressure hazards.

The main reason to use this placard is safety and regulatory compliance. Storing multiple cylinders in one area increases the potential risk in case of leaks, fire, or accidental damage. The 2XE placard communicates the presence of compressed gases and associated hazards, helping to prevent accidents, ensure proper handling, and guide emergency response in the event of an incident. It also assists workplaces in meeting occupational health and safety standards and fire safety regulations.

In terms of placement, the placard should be positioned at the entrance to the cylinder storage area and in locations that are easily visible from a distance. It is suitable for warehouses, laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and any site where multiple gas cylinders are stored together. Proper placement ensures that anyone approaching the area is immediately aware of the potential hazards and can take appropriate precautions.

Overall, a 2XE Multi Cylinder Storage Placard provides clear, standardized, and highly visible hazard communication. It is best suited for industrial, laboratory, and commercial environments where multiple gas cylinders are stored, helping to protect personnel, visitors, and emergency responders from potential risks associated with compressed gases.

The number indicates the type of equipment suitable for fire fighting and dispersing of spillages -In this case "2" indicates water fog - in the absence of fog a fine spray must be used

The letters indicate the precautions to be taken: The letter "X" indicates there is NO danger of violent reaction or explosion but full protective clothing must be worn and the spillage must be contained

The letter "E" (the third part of the code) indicates that evacuation of people from the neighbourhood of an accident should be considered