Marker Card 5x5mm Printed 71-80 Allen-Bradley
Built for control panel and terminal labeling, this Allen-Bradley marker card prints numbers 71-80 in a horizontal repeat sequence for clear component identification. It's supplied in blocks of 10 markers sized 75mm x 2mm x 125mm and weighs just 0.1kg. No professional installation is needed, so it applies directly during panel wiring or automation system builds. Full specs and application details are listed below.
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- Model: 1492-M5X5
- Marker card with repeat sequence printing
- Horizontal text layout
- Contains 71-80 blocks of 10 markers each
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 75mm x 2mm x 125mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Repeat sequence printing
- Horizontal text orientation
- 71-80 blocks of 10 markers per card
- No professional installation required; designed for easy application in electrical panels and wiring systems.
- Industrial control panel labeling
- Electrical wiring identification
- Automation system component marking
- AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
- Helps improve system organization reducing errors and waste in electrical installations
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
The Allen-Bradley 1492-M5X5 Marker Card is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial and electrical control panel labeling applications.
Q: What number range does the 1492M5X5H7180 marker card cover?
A: It prints numbers 71-80 in a horizontal repeat sequence, supplied in blocks of 10 marker cards.
Q: Is this marker card covered by a warranty?
A: Yes, it comes with a 2-year warranty (note the factory warranty does not apply), giving buyers added confidence when ordering.
For a lower numbering range on the same card format, the marker card 5x5mm printed 61-70 uses the same horizontal sequence style.
A marker application kit makes fitting these cards into terminal blocks quicker and more consistent.
For DIN rail mounted components, din rail marker cards offer a similar identification format.
A consistent numbering approach across control panels is covered in the switchboard labelling guide.
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