1052015:0121

Series:	CLIPLINE
Packaging:	Strip
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Label, Snap In
Legend:	Numbers, 121 through 130
Pitch:	0.315" (8.00mm)
For Use With/Related Products:	CLIPLINE ST and UT Series
Color:	White

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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker StripsMarker strips are an integral part of a terminal block and are often the first thing that a user will encounter when working with the device. They are used to identify and organize the contacts within the block. The purpose of a marker strip is to provide an easy, organized way to connect and disconnect individual contacts within the block. By having a dedicated marker strip, a user can quickly identify and disconnect a single wire or a group of wires at the same time.Marker strips are available in various shapes, sizes, and materials. Common materials include steel, aluminum, plastic, and other materials. The surface of the marker strip is usually textured so that the contacts can be easily identified and manipulated. The strips come in several standard sizes, which makes it easier to find the right size to fit your terminal block.Marker strips are usually color coded to reduce confusion and help users correctly identify the contacts. The colors may either match the colors of the other components or be specific to the manufacturer. Additionally, some manufacturers offer markers with unique logos or symbols to add another layer of identification. Some strips also include a numbering system to help organize the contacts within the strip.In addition to their basic functionality, marker strips are also used in conjunction with other components to provide additional protection or power functionality. For instance, a fuse strip may be used to protect a large number of contacts from overload. This is done by connecting the fuse strip terminals to the smaller contact terminals and then connecting the larger armored wires to the large contact terminals. This arrangement acts as a protection breaker that will shut off the current if the load exceeds the rated capacity of the terminals.Some marker strip products also come with an integrated power-source feature. This allows the device to plug into an external power source, such as a battery, USB port, wall outlet, or other device. This feature is usually used for testing purposes, as it allows the user to monitor the performance of the device without having to directly connect it to a power source.Overall, marker strips offer a great way to organize all the contacts on a terminal block and can even provide additional protection or power functionality for those who require it. Whether you need a simple labeling solution or something more complex, marker strips are an invaluable part of any wiring system.

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