Sealey High Voltage Vehicle Warning Sign HVS1

Sealey High Voltage Vehicle Warning Sign HVS1

Marsoni

M251S

$22.48

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Sealey High Voltage Vehicle Warning Sign HVS1High voltage warning sign suitable for use on vehicles. Printed on both sides. Supplied with two suction cups on the base. Specifications Detail High voltage warning sign suitable for use on vehicles. Detail Printed on both sides. Detail Supplied with two suction cups on the base. Size (W x H) 210 x 300mm. Model No. HVS1 Manufacturer Warranty: Consumable You Might Also Need These SE HVM17K02 SE HVSA4 SE TA320 SE HRP45 SE HP55K1COMBO SE HVG1000VL

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025