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Marker strips are a type of terminal block accessory, used to identify, color, or label wire terminations. They generally consist of a long strip to which multiple markers can be attached. Each marker strip has a specific application field and working principle.

Marker strips are usually used in control panels on the backs of switches and other devices. The markers identify which wire termination is linked to a specific terminal block. This information is important when troubleshooting the wiring system, and allows an electrician to easily trace connections.

Marker strips can be used to label voltage, amperage, size, and even color of the wiring. There are a wide variety of sizes and shapes of marker strips available, from simple plastic strips with attached markers to elaborate metal strips with built-in circuit-breakers. Markers can be printed, affixed with adhesive, or attached directly to the strip with clips.

Marker strips typically feature an insulation material that helps protect the wire terminations from over-voltage or high-current scenarios. The insulation material also helps to reduce any electromagnetic interference that may be caused by the wire terminations. In some cases, marker strips may also be combined with insulation materials to provide additional protection.

Marker strips are also used to reduce the time and effort required to troubleshoot a wiring system. By easily identifying the corresponding connections with markers, electricians and technicians can quickly identify the location of a fault in the wiring. This makes it quicker and easier to identify and correctly repair any defects in the wiring system.

Marker strips are a versatile and useful accessory for any wiring system. They are available in a variety of materials and sizes, ensuring that they can be used in almost any application. By using a marker strip to label and color code wire terminations, electricians and technicians can quickly and easily identify and troubleshoot any wiring issues.