Terminal block markers Wago 249-246, plastic identification tags, pack of 300

Wago 249-246 terminal block markers are plastic identification tags supplied in a pack of 300 pieces. Each lightweight tag is designed for marking terminal blocks, conductors and connection points inside electrical panels and control cabinets. The compact tag size and neutral color make these markers suitable for dense wiring layouts where clear, unobtrusive identification is required for installation, inspection and maintenance.

Advantages

These plastic identification tags provide consistent, durable labeling that resists everyday handling during wiring and maintenance. Supplied in a bulk pack of 300, they offer an economical solution for professionals and facilities managing multiple control cabinets or distribution boards. Their uniform shape and size allow easy placement on terminal points and compatibility with standard marking methods.

Suitable for

• Marking terminal blocks in industrial and commercial control cabinets
• Labeling conductors and connection points in distribution panels
• Organizing wiring during installations and retrofits
• Identifying circuits for routine inspection and maintenance

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic suitable for electrical enclosure use
• Quantity: pack of 300 identification tags
• Weight per tag: approximately 0.5 g (lightweight for easy mounting)
• Form factor: compact tag designed to fit on terminal blocks and conductors
• Color: neutral (suitable for clear contrast with common marking inks)

How to use

Select the appropriate tag and, if required, mark it using a permanent marker, label printer compatible with plastic tags, or engraved labeling tool recommended for plastic surfaces. Place the tag on the terminal block or conductor so that the marking faces outward and remains visible when the panel cover is closed. For multiple similar terminals, apply tags sequentially and verify numbering or identifiers against circuit documentation to ensure accurate labeling.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack in a dry, dust-free environment to prevent surface contamination that could affect marking adhesion or legibility. When marking, use inks or printers suitable for plastic to ensure durable, fade-resistant text. For critical systems, combine these tags with wiring diagrams and digital records to maintain consistent identification over the life of the installation.