1052015:0071

Series:	CLIPLINE
Packaging:	Strip
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Label, Snap In
Legend:	Numbers, 71 through 80
Pitch:	0.315" (8.00mm)
For Use With/Related Products:	CLIPLINE ST and UT Series
Color:	White

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Terminal blocks come in many shapes and sizes, but all terminals offer a convenient way to connect source and destination power supplies, making it easy to construct and troubleshoot electrical circuits. The field of application for this accessory is quite broad, and it can be used to provide for connection/disconnection of power, control of motor speed, signal transmission, and other electrical functions. Some of the more common terminal block accessories are Marker strips. These strips provide a convenient way to identify terminal blocks in a circuit, especially when used in an area where the operator has limited visibility. They are designed to fit into the mounting holes of the cabinet or the terminal block itself, allowing for easy labeling of sources, destinations, and any other pertinent information. Marker strips come in various sizes, colors, and materials, and can be purchased to suit the specific application. Generally speaking, these markers often have key templates or names to indicate which blocks they are associated with on the wiring diagrams, as well as arrows and other symbols to indicate direction of flow. Some markers are also accompanied by special screws that can be used to attach the markers to the terminal blocks. The working principle of marker strips is relatively straightforward. Once the strips are attached to the terminal blocks, they can be used to identify signals that connect to specific terminals in a circuit. This is especially helpful in cases where wires may be difficult to trace due to their small size and/or location. Additionally, marker strips can make it easier to troubleshoot problems in a system since the labels will make it simpler for electricians to tell which terminals connect which signals. Overall, marker strips are a versatile accessory that can be used in various types of industrial or home wiring projects. They are inexpensive and easy to use, and can be particularly helpful in making it simpler to identify and troubleshoot electrical systems.

Terminal blocks come in many shapes and sizes, but all terminals offer a convenient way to connect source and destination power supplies, making it easy to construct and troubleshoot electrical circuits. The field of application for this accessory is quite broad, and it can be used to provide for connection/disconnection of power, control of motor speed, signal transmission, and other electrical functions.

Some of the more common terminal block accessories are Marker strips. These strips provide a convenient way to identify terminal blocks in a circuit, especially when used in an area where the operator has limited visibility. They are designed to fit into the mounting holes of the cabinet or the terminal block itself, allowing for easy labeling of sources, destinations, and any other pertinent information.

Marker strips come in various sizes, colors, and materials, and can be purchased to suit the specific application. Generally speaking, these markers often have key templates or names to indicate which blocks they are associated with on the wiring diagrams, as well as arrows and other symbols to indicate direction of flow. Some markers are also accompanied by special screws that can be used to attach the markers to the terminal blocks.

The working principle of marker strips is relatively straightforward. Once the strips are attached to the terminal blocks, they can be used to identify signals that connect to specific terminals in a circuit. This is especially helpful in cases where wires may be difficult to trace due to their small size and/or location. Additionally, marker strips can make it easier to troubleshoot problems in a system since the labels will make it simpler for electricians to tell which terminals connect which signals.

Overall, marker strips are a versatile accessory that can be used in various types of industrial or home wiring projects. They are inexpensive and easy to use, and can be particularly helpful in making it simpler to identify and troubleshoot electrical systems.

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