Value Collection BD-C429924 Wire Marker Book 290 Labels

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-C429924 is an alphanumeric wire marker book designed for identifying wires, cables, and conductors in electrical and low-voltage installations. The book contains 290 self-adhesive vinyl cloth labels covering characters A through Z plus positive and negative symbols. Each label measures 5 inches in length, providing enough surface area for clear, readable identification on a range of wire gauges. The vinyl cloth construction resists tearing and holds adhesion in typical panel and conduit environments. This marker book is used by electricians, data and communications installers, and panel builders who need fast, consistent wire labeling on the job.

Wire marker books like the BD-C429924 are suited for residential and commercial electrical work, control panel wiring, low-voltage data runs, HVAC control wiring, and any installation where conductors must be individually identified for troubleshooting, inspection, or code compliance. The alphanumeric character set covers the most common labeling conventions used in panel schedules, terminal strip layouts, and equipment wiring diagrams. The self-adhesive backing allows labels to be applied directly to wire insulation or cable jackets without additional tools.

Key Features

• 290 self-adhesive vinyl cloth labels per book
• Alphanumeric character set includes A-Z, plus (+), and minus (-) symbols
• Label length of 5 inches accommodates a wide range of wire sizes and labeling needs
• Vinyl cloth material resists tearing and maintains adhesion in typical electrical environments
• Self-adhesive backing allows direct application without tools or separate adhesive
• Compact book format keeps labels organized and accessible on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wire marker solution compatible with standard wire and cable insulation surfaces used in electrical, low-voltage, and control wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Wire marker books are applied by electricians and low-voltage technicians during or after conductor installation. De-energize circuits before handling conductors or applying labels near live terminations, in accordance with applicable NEC lockout and tagout requirements. Clean wire insulation surfaces of dust or oil before applying labels to ensure full adhesion. Avoid stretching labels during application to maintain legibility.