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Yes, they are designed to be clearly visible and easy to understand.
Sparky Direct supplies test tags and stickers Australia-wide, offering compliant and reliable electrical safety labelling with convenient delivery.
They are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or printing.
Yes, test tags and stickers are typically sold individually or in packs.
Yes, choosing the right material and format ensures durability and compliance.
Yes, appropriate tag types are available for both environments.
Yes, they are designed to remain visible while equipment is in use.
They are replaced according to testing intervals or if damaged or unreadable.
Yes, they are commonly used on construction and work sites.
Yes, they provide clear evidence of testing during audits or safety checks.
Yes, they are a standard part of electrical safety and compliance processes.
Test tags and stickers are labels used to identify electrical equipment that has been inspected and tested for safety.
Yes, they support safer workplaces by identifying compliant and tested equipment.
They help demonstrate that electrical equipment has been tested and is safe to use.
Yes, they are widely used in commercial, industrial, and construction settings.
Many test tags are designed to resist moisture, handling, and general site conditions.
Yes, they are available in paper, vinyl, and durable plastic options.
Yes, they are commonly used on portable electrical appliances and tools.
Yes, colour coding is often used to quickly identify the test period or inspection cycle.
Common details include test date, next test due date, tester identification, and pass or fail status.
In many workplaces, test tagging is required as part of electrical safety and compliance programs.
Yes, test tags are used in accordance with relevant AS/NZS standards and workplace safety requirements.
They are used to record testing details such as test date, retest date, and the person or company that carried out the inspection.
