Fire hose reel identification, 600 x 100mm horizontal. It marks the reel itself or the cupboard door it sits behind, so that someone looking for firefighting equipment under pressure can find it without searching.
Fire equipment identification of this kind is covered by AS 2444, and the reason it matters is practical rather than bureaucratic: a hose reel recessed into a services cupboard is invisible from the corridor unless the door is marked.
Three finishes are offered. Composite ACM in white at $35 gives the strongest contrast and is the easiest to read in a dimly lit basement car park or plant corridor. Composite ACM in silver brushed, also $35, matches commercial door hardware at the same price. Satin natural anodised aluminium at $40 is the engraved-style finish specified on most commercial door schedules, and it is what to order if the rest of the building’s signage is SNA and you want the set to match.
Count one per reel. On a multi-storey building the hose reels are usually in the fire stairs or adjacent to them, so the stair core is the quickest place to take the count from.


















