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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker Strips - 19242 and Working Principle

Terminal blocks are a common accessory used when wiring electrical systems sometime slightly differently. These blocks are essentially blocks of plastic, metal or ceramic to which various types of electrical wires can be connected in order to carry signals, power and data around wiring systems. In order to labeled these blocks, marker strips are used.

Marker strips are part of the wiring system and accessories which are used for labeling. These are long lengths of plastic, usually as thin as 1/16th of an inch that come in rolls and each measure 12”. These can be cut to various lengths and help to ensure that any wiring connected to the terminal blocks can be tracked.

The concept of the marker strip is to allow those with an understanding of the electrical system to trace back a wiring connection point. A small channel is created along the length of the strip where a handwritten label can become easily inserted for easy readability.

Essentially, any type of terminal connector strip, such as screw-terminal strips or blade connectors can benefit from the use of marker strips. The plastic strip can be adhered to the terminal and used to identify the type of connection included in the location.

However, there are a few tips that should be followed when using a marker strip. Any wiring should be labeled with a marker strip and in full. This means the type of voltage along with the name of the device being supplied should be written on the plastic strip. Furthermore, any junction boxes should include the type of box labeled along with any circuit number the box may be linked to.

Marker strips may also be used primarily for safety. These strips can be used to indicate something that should be avoided such as high voltage connections. Such a marking can reduce the likelihood of an unnecessary accident or malfunction.

The marker strips are relatively simple to install and use. The plastic strip should be cut to fit and applied directly onto the strip. These should then be labeled, using a permanent pen to ensure clear legibility of the labels. The strips should also be securely adhered to the wall either adhesively or with screws, depending on the preference of the user.

Overall, marker strips are a useful accessory that helps to ensure that electrical systems are properly wired and labeled. This makes it easier to keep track of any wiring connections and can minimize any potential of danger from mishandled electrical systems.

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