Cable marker Legrand 038213 — single label for cable identification, 1 pc

Legrand 038213 cable marker is a single preformed label designed to provide clear and durable identification for electrical cables and wiring. Supplied as one piece per pack, this marker fits over cables to display concise information such as circuit numbers or destination labels, helping to maintain organized installations in residential, commercial and light industrial environments.

Advantages

This single cable label offers a compact and ready-to-use solution for marking conductors without the need for additional tools. Its preformed shape ensures a secure fit on round cables, while the plain surface allows for easy printing or hand writing of identifiers. The marker is compatible with common cable diameters used in building and panel wiring and supports straightforward retrofitting onto existing installations.

Suitable for

• Labeling individual power, control and signal cables
• Identifying cable terminations in distribution panels and junction boxes
• Organizing wiring during installation, testing or maintenance
• Marking spare or temporary conductors

Key specifications

• Format: single preformed cable marker supplied as 1 piece per pack
• Application: intended for visible cable identification on round conductors
• Compatibility: suitable for typical building and equipment cable diameters
• Marking surface: plain area for printing or handwriting identifiers

How to use

Slide the preformed marker over the cable so the printed or written identifier faces outward. Ensure the marker sits flush against the cable sheath and is positioned where it will remain visible after installation. For handwritten labels use a permanent marker; for machine-printed text use compatible printers and label stock designed for small cable markers. Repositioning is possible on live installations only when safe access to the cable is ensured and applicable safety procedures are followed.

Usage recommendations

Place markers near terminations, junctions or entry points into panels to improve traceability. Use consistent numbering or naming schemes across the installation and combine with a wiring diagram for efficient maintenance and troubleshooting.