Terminal Markers 8.2mm 61-70 Clear Tobin
Made for UT ST PT Terminals numbered 61-70, these markers keep industrial control systems and electrical wiring clearly identified during maintenance. The 8.2mm durable plastic markers measure 10mm x 50mm x 8.2mm and weigh 0.1kg, fitting standard terminal layouts with ease. They comply with AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules, supporting compliant panel installation. Full compatibility and spec details are covered further down the page.
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- Compatible with UT ST PT Terminals 61-70
- Marker size: 8.2mm
- Material: Durable plastic
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 10mm x 50mm x 8.2mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Markers designed specifically for UT ST PT Terminals 61-70
- 8.2mm size for clear terminal identification
- Durable material suitable for industrial environments
- Installation by qualified electrical personnel recommended to ensure proper terminal identification and compliance with wiring standards.
- Electrical panel terminal identification
- Industrial control systems
- Electrical wiring and maintenance
- Complies with AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
- Helps reduce wiring errors, improving system efficiency and reducing waste
- Durable materials reduce the need for frequent replacements
Standard manufacturer warranty applies.
Available for immediate purchase, ideal for electrical panel and industrial terminal identification.
Q: What terminal numbers do these markers cover?
A: They're designed for UT ST PT Terminals numbered 61-70.
Q: Are these markers suitable for ongoing electrical maintenance?
A: Yes, they're built for electrical wiring and maintenance work on industrial control systems.
For terminal blocks numbered earlier in the sequence, a matching terminal marker strip keeps identification consistent from 51-60.
Panels with a mix of terminal sizes often also rely on terminal block markers to label standard 0.5-1.5mm connections.
Where a clip-in approach suits the enclosure better, a snap-in marker card offers a comparable clear labeling method.
For a wider view of terminal and conductor labeling practice, the electrical cable tags guide covers identification methods used throughout panel wiring.
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