Hubbell Premise Wiring HYH29WC 29 Awg Wire Marker

Product Description

The HUBBELL PREMISE WIRING HYH29WC is a wire marker designed for labeling and identifying 29 AWG wire runs in low-voltage and structured wiring installations. The marker set features a purple color designation with a 654 index and includes a clear protective cover to keep labels legible after installation. Wire markers of this type are installed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and data-comm installers who need durable, readable identification on conductors in panels, junction boxes, and termination fields. The clear cover shields printed labels from abrasion and contamination in finished or active installations.

This wire marker is suited for structured wiring, telecommunications, and low-voltage electrical work where conductor identification is required by code or best practice. It is used in residential and light commercial applications wherever 29 AWG conductors need clear, permanent labeling at termination points or along cable runs. Installers working in data rooms, equipment closets, and panel enclosures will find this marker appropriate for organized, inspection-ready work.

Key Features

• Rated for 29 AWG wire — sized specifically for small-gauge conductor identification
• Purple color coding for quick visual differentiation of wire groups or circuits
• 654 index provides a defined labeling range for organized conductor numbering
• Clear protective cover shields labels from wear, moisture, and handling
• Sold individually as a single unit — unit of measure is each

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wire marker accessory for use with 29 AWG conductors in low-voltage and structured wiring systems.

Installation Notes

Wire markers are installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians and should be applied before final termination wherever possible for best adhesion and readability. De-energize or confirm circuits are de-energized before working in panels or enclosures. Follow NEC and applicable local codes for conductor identification requirements. Do not apply markers over damaged insulation or wet conductor surfaces.