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Welcome! Please scroll down for our factory store selling the Panel Lockout, an OSHA compliant, award winning, circuit breaker lockout tagout device.

If you need any assistance ordering, please call our sales department at 516 343 2382 seven days a week from 9:00AM to 9:00PM EST. For technical questions please call or text our factory at 516 850 1328 during the same hours. You can also email us at: Info@PanelLockout.com. PanelLockout.com,LLC has been in business since 2007 and have sold over 150,000 Panel Lockouts.

Our return policy is as follows: Please email us to notify us of a return request. Customer is responsible for return shipping. Products must be in new, unused condition for a full refund. However, returns received after 15 days are subject to a 10% restocking fee and no returns after 30 days.

We sell each product separately so you can buy only what you need. Panels without screws require clips and an extension will be needed if your panel is wider than 18 inches. To order without locks or tags please call us. You receive a price reduction of $3.50 for no lock or tag. Each Panel Lockout includes an instruction sheet. Instructions are also included with each pair of  Clips for Panels without Screws

Quantity discounts are available for the Panel Lockout. They are 5% off for 20 or more, 10% off for 50 or more and 12% off for 100 or more. The Panel Lockout Set with Pouch already has a 10% discount built in for purchasing all of the  products together.

This is our factory store. You will get the best price for our product in this web store. We also sell the Panel Lockout and our other products on Amazon.  Thank you for your business!

Electrical Panel Access Control for Critical Facilities

Electrical panels often serve as the control point for systems that businesses rely on every day. In data centers, manufacturing facilities, telecommunications hubs, and security operations centers, unauthorized access to a panel can lead to costly disruptions or unexpected downtime. Effective access control helps ensure that only authorized personnel can interact with critical electrical infrastructure.

A comprehensive access control strategy should include employee training and physical safeguards. By incorporating a reliable circuit breaker lockout solution into facility safety programs, organizations can reduce the risk of accidental breaker operation and maintain better control over who can access energized systems. This is especially important in facilities where multiple departments or maintenance teams may work in the same area.

Panel Lockout provides a practical way to help protect critical electrical assets while supporting workplace safety goals. When panel access is restricted, facility managers gain greater confidence that essential operations will remain uninterrupted and that authorized personnel can quickly identify who controls access to the panel.

Lockout Solutions for Older Electrical Panels

Many commercial and industrial buildings still rely on older electrical panels that may not have been designed with today’s lockout/tagout requirements in mind. Variations in panel design and past modifications can make it more challenging to implement consistent safety procedures.

Before performing maintenance, electricians should evaluate the condition of the panel and identify any factors that could affect lockout installation. A standardized circuit breaker lockout solution can help simplify procedures across facilities with a mix of legacy and modern equipment.

When assessing older panels, electricians should look for:

  • Corroded or damaged panel hardware
  • Loose or missing cover screws
  • Signs of previous modifications or repairs
  • Worn panel doors or mounting points
  • Obstructions that could interfere with lockout installation

Using a universal circuit breaker lockout approach can reduce the need for multiple specialized devices while helping crews maintain consistent safety practices across different panel types. This can save time during maintenance and support more efficient employee training.

Preventing Accidental Shutdowns of Mission-Critical Equipment

Many organizations use circuit breaker lockouts as part of a broader risk management strategy. By securing access to electrical panels, facility operators can help reduce the likelihood of accidental outages caused by unauthorized personnel or simple human error.

In addition to physical safeguards, facilities should regularly review emergency response procedures and verify that authorized employees understand how to access locked panels when necessary. Combining training and dependable circuit breaker lockouts helps create a safer and more reliable operating environment. Whether managing a construction project or a critical infrastructure site, Panel Lockout offers solutions that support electrical safety while helping organizations maintain control over their power systems.

Technician securing circuit breaker lockout device during maintenance.

FAQs

Can a lockout device improve electrical safety beyond OSHA compliance?

Yes. While OSHA compliance is an important goal, lockout devices also help reduce human error, improve accountability, and create a safer work environment for employees, contractors, and maintenance personnel.

Why is access control important for electrical panels?

Electrical panel access control helps prevent unauthorized individuals from operating breakers, removing panel covers, or making changes that could create safety hazards or disrupt facility operations.

What should electricians inspect before locking out an older panel?

Electricians should look for damaged hardware, corrosion, loose panel covers, missing fasteners, and any modifications that may affect the safe installation of lockout equipment.

How can facilities identify mission-critical electrical systems?

Facilities should evaluate which systems are necessary for safety, communications, production, data management, or essential operations. These systems typically require additional protection against accidental shutdowns.

Can standardized lockout procedures benefit large facilities?

Yes. Standardized procedures improve consistency, simplify employee training, reduce confusion during maintenance activities, and help ensure that lockout practices are followed across multiple departments and locations.