Panel Labels

A panel label is a label stuck on the door of an electrical panel, on the devices inside it and on circuit outputs to show the circuit name, device code or a hazard warning. It is used in distribution, control and power factor correction panels to indicate which line the fuse and switch outputs supply and to warn people approaching the panel about electrical hazards. In this category, Konsan adhesive panel labels come in sizes 17x30, 17x50 and 17x75, and Isıso warning labels in sizes 10 x 7 cm, 14 x 10 cm, 21 x 14 cm rectangular and 9 cm triangular. Select the label type according to the purpose (circuit identification or hazard warning), the size according to the free area on the surface it will be stuck on and the reading distance, and the quantity according to the number of points to be labeled in the panel. The names of Konsan products include pack information of 25, 50 and 100 pieces. A warning label does not replace a circuit identification label: one signals the hazard, the other carries the name of the line or device.

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How to choose Panel Labels

A panel label is a label stuck on the door of an electrical panel, on the devices inside it and on circuit outputs to show the circuit name, device code or a hazard warning. It is used in distribution, control and power factor correction panels to indicate which line the fuse and switch outputs supply and to warn people approaching the panel about electrical hazards.

  • Clarify whether the task is connection, cable routing, enclosure distribution or termination.
  • Match dimensions, thread standard, conductor cross-section and IP rating with the cable and panel.
  • Choose housing material and pack quantity according to the mounting environment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Panel Labels and where is it used?

A panel label is a label stuck on the door of an electrical panel, on the devices inside it and on circuit outputs to show the circuit name, device code or a hazard warning. It is used in distribution, control and power factor correction panels to indicate which line the fuse and switch outputs supply and to warn people approaching the panel about electrical hazards.

What should I compare when choosing Panel Labels?

Select the label type according to the purpose (circuit identification or hazard warning), the size according to the free area on the surface it will be stuck on and the reading distance, and the quantity according to the number of points to be labeled in the panel.

Where can I find technical details for Panel Labels products?

A warning label does not replace a circuit identification label: one signals the hazard, the other carries the name of the line or device.

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