Value Collection 70169083 Terminal Block Marking Strip

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 70169083 is a terminal block marking strip designed for use with Clipline terminal blocks and Zack Series 5.2 mm terminal blocks. Marking strips provide clear, durable labeling at the terminal block level, allowing electricians and panel builders to identify circuit connections quickly and accurately. This accessory supports organized wiring practices in control panels, distribution boards, and industrial enclosures. Proper labeling reduces troubleshooting time and supports compliance with electrical documentation standards. The strip ships as a single-piece unit and integrates directly with compatible terminal block systems without additional hardware.

This marking strip is suited for electrical control panel assembly and industrial wiring applications where terminal identification is required. It is commonly used in commercial and light industrial settings by licensed electricians and panel fabricators. The strip is specifically matched to Clipline terminal blocks and Zack Series 5.2 mm terminal blocks, making it a direct accessory for those product families. Installation typically occurs during panel build or retrofit work when circuits are de-energized and labeled prior to final inspection.

Key Features

• Compatible with Clipline terminal blocks for direct accessory fitment
• Designed for Zack Series 5.2 mm terminal blocks
• Supports clear circuit identification in control panels and enclosures
• Single-piece unit per package for straightforward inventory management
• Aids compliance with electrical labeling and documentation requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use with Clipline terminal blocks and Zack Series 5.2 mm terminal blocks as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified panel builder. Always de-energize the panel and verify absence of voltage before working on terminal blocks or adding accessories. Marking strips are typically applied during initial panel assembly or during scheduled maintenance when circuits are clearly identified and documented. Follow applicable NEC requirements for circuit labeling and panel organization.