Equipment & Device Labels
Phoenix Contact equipment and device labels includes pre-printed labels, markers, and printers to create customized labeling. Their marking systems are designed to ensure legibility, durability, and compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Some common types of marking used on Phoenix Contact equipment and devices include terminal block markers, cable markers, wire markers, and component markers. These markers are used to identify individual components or groups of components, making it easier to troubleshoot issues or perform maintenance tasks.
Phoenix Contact also offers software tools to simplify the marking process. Their software can generate marker layouts based on specific requirements, making it easy to create custom labels for different applications.
Proper marking is important in many industries, including industrial automation, building automation, and renewable energy. With Phoenix Contact equipment and device marking solutions, businesses can improve efficiency, reduce errors, and ensure compliance with regulations and industry standards.
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Labeling an Industrial Control Panel Tips and Tricks
Wire Labeling:
Establish a method and stick to it.
Good practice to show where the wiring is coming from and where it is going
Don't put too much information on the label as it can become confusing and difficult to read
Size the labels properly and don't heat shrink until testing has been completed.
Hardware Labeling:
Clearly label all hardware and make sure it makes sense to end user
Good practice to make sure all IP addresses are on all radios, PLCs and network equipment
Make sure to list any voltage or amperage considerations for hardware if necessary
UL Labeling:
Must have a main panel ID
This label should include input voltage, short circuit rating, FLA and fuse legend
Wire labels should match the drawing provided