Terminal Marker Strip 301-310 Suitable for 4.0mm Clear Eltech
This Eltech clear terminal marker strip suits 4.0mm terminals for organising wiring in switchboards and distribution boards. Numbered 301 to 310 and supplied in increments of 10, it offers flexible quantities for larger jobs. The compact 10mm x 10mm x 100mm design meets AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules for compliant terminal marking. Full specs and installation requirements are covered below.
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- Suitable for 4.0mm terminals
- Numbering range: 301-310
- MOQ: Increments of 10
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 10mm x 10mm x 100mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Designed to suit 4.0mm terminals
- Marker strip numbered 301-310 for clear terminal identification
- Available in increments of 10
- Installation by qualified personnel recommended to ensure correct terminal identification and compliance with wiring standards.
- Automation and Control: Terminal identification in electrical panels and control systems
- Industrial: Marking terminals in machinery and equipment
- Electrical: Organizing wiring in switchboards and distribution boards
- AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
- Helps reduce wiring errors and rework, minimizing material waste
Standard manufacturer warranty applies.
The Eltech Terminal Marker Strip 301-310 To Suit 4.0mm is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for automation, control, and electrical panel wiring applications.
Q: What terminal size does this marker strip fit?
A: It's designed for 4.0mm terminals, with markers numbered 301 to 310 supplied in increments of 10.
Q: What standard does this product comply with?
A: It complies with AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules and is backed by SCHNAP's standard manufacturer warranty.
For 2.5mm terminals, a flexible marker strip covering the same 301 to 310 range is also available.
Terminal block markers in additional letters and colours help round out identification across a panel.
A marker application kit speeds up fitting individual markers onto terminal strips.
A switchboard labelling guide sets out best practice for numbering terminals consistently across a board.
Available now from SCHNAP — trusted by Australian electricians and electrical contractors.
