Panduit H100X165H1T-2 Heat Shrink Label

Product Description

The PANDUIT H100X165H1T-2 is a two-sided thermochromic heat shrink label designed for permanent wire and cable identification in demanding electrical installations. The heat shrink sleeve conforms tightly to the conductor when heated, creating a tamper-resistant, durable marker that holds up to abrasion, moisture, and temperature cycling. Its two-sided print surface increases label visibility from multiple angles, which is especially useful in dense conduit bundles or panel wiring. This type of label is installed by electricians and low-voltage technicians who require compliant, long-lasting conductor identification.

This label is suited for residential and commercial electrical panels, control cabinets, industrial wiring harnesses, and any application where NEC-compliant wire marking is required. The heat shrink format makes it appropriate for use on conductors and cables where adhesive labels would fail due to heat, chemicals, or mechanical wear. Electricians, instrumentation techs, and panel builders typically use this product during new installation or retrofit work where permanent identification is a code or documentation requirement.

Key Features

• Two-sided print surface increases label readability from multiple angles in dense wiring environments
• Thermochromic heat shrink construction bonds securely to conductors when heat is applied
• Resistant to abrasion, moisture, and temperature extremes common in electrical enclosures
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit procurement for repair or small-volume work
• Hardware accessory classification suitable for use alongside standard wire management components

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard fitment heat shrink label for use with wire and cable identification systems in commercial and residential electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified low-voltage technicians. De-energize all circuits before applying labels to conductors in live panels or enclosures, following NFPA 70E arc flash safety procedures. A heat gun set to the appropriate shrink temperature is required to activate the sleeve. Do not over-apply heat, as excessive temperature can damage adjacent insulation or alter label legibility.