Terminal Markers 3.5mm 31-40 Tobin
These Tobin terminal markers are 3.5mm in size, numbered 31-40, designed for identification and labeling of UT ST PT terminals in electrical panels. Made from durable plastic suited to electrical environments, each marker measures 10mm x 15mm x 3.5mm and enhances terminal identification and organization. Installation follows AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules for compliant terminal identification. Full specs and compatible accessories are covered further down the page.
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- Compatible with UT ST PT Terminals 31-40
- Marker size: 3.5mm
- Material: Durable plastic suitable for electrical environments
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 10mm x 15mm x 3.5mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Designed specifically for UT ST PT Terminals 31-40
- 3.5mm size for precise terminal marking
- Enhances terminal identification and organization
- Installation by qualified electrical personnel recommended to ensure proper terminal identification.
- Identification and labeling of UT ST PT Terminals 31-40 in electrical panels
- Use in industrial control systems and electrical installations
- Complies with AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
- Helps reduce wiring errors and rework, minimizing material waste
Standard manufacturer warranty applies.
Markers for UT ST PT Terminals 31-40 3.5mm by Tobin are available for immediate purchase, ideal for electrical panel labeling and organization.
Q: What terminals do these markers suit?
A: They're designed specifically for UT ST PT terminals numbered 31-40, sized 3.5mm.
Q: What applications are these markers suited to?
A: They're suited to identification and labeling of UT ST PT terminals in electrical panels, and use in industrial control systems and electrical installations.
Terminal markers at 3.5mm numbered 21-30 continue the sequence for terminals preceding this range.
Wire marker holders offer an alternative identification method for wires not marked with terminal markers.
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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