Terminal Marker Strip for 2.5mm Terminals Numbered 191-200 Eltech
This Eltech terminal marker strip is numbered 191-200 and designed to suit 2.5mm terminals in electrical panels and control systems. Each strip measures 10mm x 10mm x 100mm and is supplied in increments of 10 for easy identification. Installation follows AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules for compliant terminal marking. Full specs and compatible accessories are covered further down the page.
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- Suitable for 2.5mm terminals
- Numbered from 191 to 200
- MOQ: Increments of 10
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 10mm x 10mm x 100mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Designed to suit 2.5mm terminals
- Marker strip numbered 191-200 for easy identification
- Available in increments of 10
- Installation by qualified personnel recommended to ensure correct terminal identification and compliance with electrical 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
- Complies with 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 191-200 To Suit 2.5mm is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for use in electrical panels and automation control systems.
Q: What number range does this marker strip cover?
A: It's numbered 191-200, designed to suit 2.5mm terminals for clear identification.
Q: What applications is this marker strip suited to?
A: It's suited to terminal identification in electrical panels and control systems, marking terminals in machinery, and organizing wiring in switchboards and distribution boards.
A marker strip numbered 181-190 continues the sequence for terminals preceding this range.
Clip-on wire marker holders offer an alternative identification method for wires not marked with terminal strips.
Letter-coded terminal block markers are also stocked for panels using alphabetical rather than numbered references.
For guidance on organizing distribution board circuits consistently, this switchboard labelling guide covers the basics.
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