Do Not Use Mobile Phone Sign - ISO 7010 ATEX Hazardous Area Safety Sign - P013

Do Not Use Mobile Phone Sign - ISO 7010 P013 ATEX Hazardous Area Safety Sign

Prevent ignition hazards and maintain safety protocols with our professional mobile phone prohibition signs. These ISO 7010 certified signs clearly communicate that mobile phones, electronic devices, and wireless equipment must not be used in explosive atmospheres, ATEX zones, safety-critical operations, and hazardous areas where electromagnetic interference or spark ignition creates serious risks. Essential for fuel facilities, chemical plants, hospitals, and safety-critical environments across European operations.

Key Applications:

• ATEX explosive atmosphere zones (0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22)
• Fuel stations and petroleum storage facilities
• Chemical processing and pharmaceutical production
• Hospital operating theatres and MRI facilities
• Aircraft refueling and aviation fuel areas
• Manufacturing areas with flammable vapors

When are mobile phone prohibition signs required under ATEX regulations?

Mobile phone signs are mandatory in ATEX zones where electronic devices create ignition risks. ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU requires prohibition in Zone 0/20 (continuous explosive atmosphere), Zone 1/21 (occasional), and Zone 2/22 (abnormal conditions) preventing spark ignition from non-certified devices.

What facilities need comprehensive mobile phone prohibition signage?

Fuel stations, chemical plants, pharmaceutical facilities, hospitals, aircraft operations, grain storage, and manufacturing with flammable vapors require signs. Any ATEX classified area or safety-critical environment must display clear mobile phone prohibition.

How do mobile phone signs improve explosive atmosphere safety?

Signs prevent unauthorized device use in hazardous areas, eliminating ignition sources in explosive atmospheres rated Zone 0-22. Proper signage supports ATEX compliance, prevents explosions from electronic sparks, and demonstrates regulatory adherence.

Are mobile phone signs necessary for hospital operating theatres?

Yes, signs are essential in operating theatres, ICU areas, and near medical equipment where electromagnetic interference disrupts life-support systems, surgical equipment, and patient monitoring causing potentially fatal equipment malfunctions.

What size mobile phone signs work best for ATEX and facility applications?

ATEX zone entries require larger signs (200x300mm or 300x400mm) for zone recognition, while specific hazardous areas use medium signs (150x200mm to 200x300mm). Facilities need sizing ensuring visibility from 5-10 metre approach distances.

Can mobile phone signs withstand European industrial and outdoor environments?

Weather-resistant signs using aluminum or rigid plastic provide durability for fuel facilities, chemical plants, and outdoor ATEX zones. UV-resistant inks and weatherproof construction ensure visibility through European climates and continuous operations.

How do mobile phone signs integrate with ATEX and safety management systems?

Signs coordinate with ATEX zone classification, permit-to-work systems, and safety procedures. Proper signage supports hazardous area training, electromagnetic interference prevention, and regulatory compliance.

What maintenance do mobile phone signs require in hazardous area environments?

Signs need quarterly inspection for damage or visibility issues during ATEX compliance audits. Chemical facilities require verification during safety inspections. Damaged signs compromise hazardous area communication.

Do mobile phone signs need ATEX certification coordination?

Yes, signs should integrate with ATEX zone documentation, intrinsically safe equipment policies, and hazardous area procedures ensuring workers understand device restrictions and use only ATEX-certified equipment in classified zones.

Order today for compliant explosive atmosphere safety and electromagnetic interference prevention across European hazardous area operations.