1050020:0021

Series:	CLIPLINE
Packaging:	Strip
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Label, Snap In
Legend:	Numbers, 21 through 30
Pitch:	--
For Use With/Related Products:	5.2mm Wide Terminal Blocks
Color:	White

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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker StripsTerminal blocks, also known as terminal strips, are used in many applications, ranging from industrial, electrical, and telecommunications installations. They are an ideal choice when making connections on various types of equipment, because they are easy to install and cost-effective. One of the most common accessories to be used with terminal blocks are marker strips. Marker strips are used as part of a labeling system for unambiguous identification and easier wiring. They are designed for use with terminal blocks, in order to assign terminals and channels with designated labels to facilitate the tracing of wires. They have multiple data fields and are available in variable sizes.Marker strips come in different shapes and types, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They can be printed on either paper or vinyl self-adhesive material, and the material used depends on the environment where the terminal block is used. Self-adhesive markers can be printed with regular inkjet, laser, or thermal transfer printers, making them easy to customize.In addition to providing easier tracking of wiring, marker strips also help reduce downtime due to incorrect wiring. This is because all the data is directly visible and not scattered within a large cable harness. They make it easy to trace wires, troubleshoot problems, and identify potential issues before they become major issues.Marker strips are available with different symbol sizes, usually ranging from 1.5mm to 4.5mm, and can be printed in one of several single-line fonts. They can also be printed in various colors, including yellow, white, green, and black. The printers used for these markers require special software that is compatible with the system used by the printer, and this varies from one printer to another.Marker strips can be applied to terminal blocks in several ways, depending on the type of terminal block being used. Some require the use of a special mounting system, while others can simply be attached with adhesive. Regardless of how they are mounted, the marker strips should be firmly affixed to the terminal block in order to ensure an accurate connection.Marker strips are also used to help identify cables when they are not in use. This helps to prevent confusion and downtime caused by having to search for the correct wire. They can be placed directly on the terminal blocks or on the cable itself. The use of a color code can also help to ensure that the right cables are easily identified. Terminal blocks and marker strips are essential tools for any wiring application. They make installations and tracing much easier, while reducing the risk of downtime due to incorrect wiring. They can be used for a variety of applications, and the marker strip size and color options make it easy to customize the installation.

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