Panduit PCM-1-10 Pre-printed Wire Marker Card

Product Description

The PANDUIT PCM-1-10 is a pre-printed wire marker card designed for permanent, legible identification of wires, cables, and conductors in electrical and low-voltage wiring installations. Constructed from vinyl, these markers resist moisture, abrasion, and common solvents encountered in field conditions. Electricians, datacom installers, and panel technicians use these markers to label conductors at termination points, junction boxes, and distribution panels. The vinyl material conforms to conductor surfaces and holds print clearly for long-term readability in both indoor and light industrial environments.

PCM-1-10 wire marker cards are suited for residential, commercial, and light industrial wiring applications. They are commonly used during new construction panel wiring, retrofit projects, and any installation where conductor identification is required for code compliance or system traceability. Each card is sold as an individual unit, making it straightforward to stock and reorder as needed for ongoing projects.

Key Features

• Pre-printed legends eliminate the need for hand-labeling, reducing errors and saving time on the job
• Vinyl construction provides durability against moisture, abrasion, and common field chemicals
• Designed for conductor identification at termination points, panels, and junction boxes
• Individual card format allows flexible stocking and use
• Legible print supports code-compliant wire identification practices

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wire marker card compatible with standard PANDUIT marker card holder systems and general-purpose wire marking applications in electrical wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Wire marker cards are applied by electricians and low-voltage installers as part of conductor labeling during or after wire termination. Always de-energize circuits before working in panels or junction boxes, following NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Ensure marker surfaces are clean and dry before application for maximum adhesion and legibility. Refer to NEC Article 310 and local codes for conductor identification requirements.