0808765:0051

Marker Strips, shown in model number 0808765:0051, are designed to make electrical connections easier to see and easier to manage in a potentially chaotic situation. Additionally, they simplify and speed up the identification of terminals, terminals blocks, and conductors, thus creating a more efficient workflow. By using color markers, Marker Strips enable users to rapidly distinguish wiring changes or patch panels.

Marker Strips come in several types and sizes depending on the user’s application, installation, and circuit requirements. Common marker strips include breakaway, adhesive and self-adhesive marker strips. Breakaway Marker Strips are commonly used to mark changeover switches. These markers act as a bridge between the user’s electrical equipment and leads, providing a straightforward method of quickly identifying, troubleshooting, and replacing terminals. Adhesive marker strips are attached to the terminal or conductor using a glue, while self-adhesive marker strips are used when no additional adhesive is required.

Depending on the model, Marker Strips feature color coding systems to ensure proper installation and connection, enclosure legends to help identify electrical equipment, and EIA offset markings to help with system and component labeling. Marker Strips can also be used for color-coding, serial numbering, labeling, coding, and/or number assignment. Marker Strips are typically available in a variety of materials, including polycarbonates, polyester, polypropylene, polyethylene, nylon, and vinyl.

The working principle of Marker Strips is fairly straightforward. They are designed to connect various electrical components, terminals, and conductors without mechanically connecting them. This eliminates the need for manual connections and wiring diagrams, while the marker strip itself provides an instant, easily identifiable, and readily accessible reference point for identification of terminals, conductors, and components. Furthermore, by using color markers, Marker Strips enable users to rapidly recognize wiring changes or patch panels.

Marker Strips have long been considered essential elements of any electrical system, and they can be used to identify, label, and provide instruction for easy installation and servicing. Additionally, Marker Strips are used to ensure proper and safe operation of the electrical system. For these reasons, Marker Strips are widely used by a variety of industries, including telecommunications, automotive, military, and aerospace.