Value Collection BD--23478-5 Numeric Wire Marker Book

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD--23478-5 is a numeric wire marker book designed for identifying and labeling electrical wires, cables, and conductors during installation and service work. Each book contains 250 self-adhesive vinyl cloth labels printed with the characters 1, 2, and 3, providing 10 character positions per label. The vinyl cloth material conforms to wire and cable surfaces and resists tearing, making it suitable for use in panel boards, junction boxes, and conduit runs where clear conductor identification is required. Electricians and low-voltage technicians rely on this format for fast, consistent wire marking on the job.

This wire marker book is suited for residential and commercial electrical work where conductors must be identified at termination points, inside enclosures, or along cable runs. The self-adhesive backing allows labels to be applied directly to wire jackets and insulation without additional tools. The numeric format covers common circuit and conductor numbering applications encountered in branch circuit wiring, control wiring, and low-voltage system installations.

Key Features

• 250 self-adhesive labels per book for high-volume marking tasks
• Vinyl cloth material conforms to round wire and cable surfaces
• Numeric characters 1, 2, and 3 included for conductor identification
• 10 character positions per label for multi-digit circuit numbering
• Self-adhesive backing requires no additional tools or equipment to apply

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or supplemental wire marker book compatible with standard electrical wire and cable labeling applications where self-adhesive numeric vinyl cloth markers are required.

Installation Notes

Wire marker books are installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage technicians. De-energize all circuits before accessing conductors for labeling in accordance with NFPA 70 lockout/tagout procedures. Apply labels to clean, dry wire jackets to ensure adhesion. Do not apply labels over damaged insulation or in locations subject to prolonged exposure to solvents or extreme heat without verifying material compatibility.