Yellow Self Laminating Test Tags - 100 pack

• Specifically designed for testing and tagging electrical equipment in accordance with AS/NZS 3760 and AS/NZS 3012 standards.
• Yellow colour coding, typically used for inspections conducted during the September to November quarter across most Australian states and for high-risk industries like construction, mining, and demolition.
• Self-laminating design provides a protective layer, shielding written details from smudging, fading, and environmental wear and tear.
• Constructed from durable materials, offering resistance to UV exposure, humidity, temperature fluctuations, and abrasion.
• Supplied in a convenient pack of 100 tags, ideal for ongoing workplace safety compliance needs.
• Features a strong self-adhesive backing for quick and secure application to a variety of electrical equipment.
• Ensures clear visibility of inspection status, aiding in efficient safety management and adherence to testing schedules.
• Designed to be non-reusable and non-metallic, meeting AS/NZS 3760 requirements for test tags.

What do the yellow test tags signify in Australia?
In most Australian states (VIC, WA, SA, QLD), yellow test tags typically indicate that the electrical equipment was tested during the months of September, October, or November. For high-risk environments such as construction, demolition, and mining, yellow tags are strictly mandated for this September-November period under the AS/NZS 3012 standard. In NSW, yellow tags represent testing done in June and October.

Are these tags compliant with Australian standards?
Yes, these Self Laminating Test Tags are designed to help workplaces comply with the requirements of Australian Standards AS/NZS 3760 for in-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment, and AS/NZS 3012 for construction and demolition sites.

What information should be written on the test tag?
According to AS/NZS 3760:2022, a compliant test tag must include the name of the person or company that performed the test, the date of the test, the date the next test is due, and a reference to the AS/NZS 3760 standard.

How does the self-laminating feature work and what are its benefits?
The self-laminating feature involves a clear flap that seals over the written information on the tag once applied. This protects the details from environmental factors like moisture, dirt, chemicals, and abrasion, ensuring the legibility and integrity of the test record for the duration of its service.

Can these tags be used in harsh outdoor conditions?
Yes, these tags are designed with durability in mind, offering resistance to UV, humidity, temperature variations, and abrasion. This makes them suitable for a range of environments, including many outdoor and industrial settings where electrical equipment is used.