No Entry for LPG Vehicles Sign, Ø60 cm, Class I

No Entry for LPG Vehicles Sign, Ø60 cm, Class I

The white disc with a red border and the black letters GPL shows that vehicles running on liquefied petroleum gas may not enter. It is used mainly at the entrance to underground car parks, garages and enclosed premises where the operator does not allow these vehicles in.

When class I is used

Class I (RA1) sheeting returns 70 cd/(lx·m²) for white to the driver and has a 7-year service life, enough on roads where headlights are the only light: local, minor and private roads or quiet streets. In areas with street lighting, shop windows, advertising and dense urban traffic, however, SR 1848-2 requires prismatic class 2 or 3 sheeting.

Where it goes

It goes at the entrance to the car park, garage or premises that LPG vehicles may not enter, in plain view and before the ramp or barrier, so drivers can turn away in time without having to turn round on the ramp. The access rules are set by the owner or operator of the premises.

Technical data

• 60 cm diameter disc: white with a red border and the black letters GPL;
• 1 mm galvanised steel sheet, with pressed edges, no sharp edges;
• electrostatically painted with UV-resistant paint;
• class I retroreflective sheeting (RA1), resistant to UV and weathering, with a 7-year service life;
• weight: 3 kg;
• fixings included: 2 clamps for Ø48 mm posts and 4 bolts with nuts;
• CE marked; sheet, sheeting and construction to SR EN 12899-1:2007 and SR 1848-2:2011.

Mounting and size

Fixings for the post are included: 2 clamps for Ø48 mm posts and 4 bolts with nuts; clamps for Ø60 mm posts are available on request.

The post is ordered separately. For a fixed installation in a concrete foundation: the galvanised Ø48 mm post, 300 cm. For temporary use, with no foundation: the Ø48 mm tripod post, 120 cm. On concrete or paving, where you cannot dig: the Ø60 mm flange post, 300 cm, bolted down; for it, ask for the Ø60 mm clamps when you order.

The disc is Ø60 cm, the same as normal-format round signs in SR 1848-2, so it is easy to see from the car park entrance. On a post it can stand together with other premises signs, such as those for maximum height or the speed limit inside the car park.