Breaker & Panel Labels

149 engraved breaker, panel and electrical ID labels in 9 categories. Pick one as it is, or open it in the label maker to change the wording, size and colours before you order.

149 labels

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CEC Rule 2-100 circuit identification

Breaker labels

Circuit numbers, feeders, spares and the breakers that must stay on. Black with white letters is the shop standard; red for life-safety and do-not-turn-off circuits.

18 labels
CEC equipment identification

Panel & breaker ID

Panel names, voltage and phase, what feeds it and what it feeds. Black with white letters is the shop standard; any stocked pair works.

20 labels
Critical power ID

Data centres & UPS

A and B feeds, UPS, PDU, RPP, STS, ATS, EPO and bypass labels for white space, electrical rooms and battery rooms.

16 labels
Equipment ID

Motor control & equipment

MCC buckets, starters, VFDs, contactors, pumps, fans, control panels and the push-button and selector legends on them.

17 labels
CEC · CSA Z462

Electrical code & equipment

Service, disconnect, transformer and capacitor warnings, plus the conductor and fuse tags an inspector looks for. Danger and warning plates for hazards, black and white for equipment ID.

16 labels
CSA Z462 · CEC

Arc flash & shock

Warnings for switchboards, panelboards, MCCs and disconnects that may be examined or worked on while energized. Send your study data for full incident-energy labels.

14 labels
CSA Z460

Lockout & isolation

Numbered energy isolation points for your lockout procedures: electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, steam, gas and stored energy, plus the stations and reminders around them.

15 labels
CEC Section 64

Solar PV & storage

Disconnect, rapid shutdown, backfeed, multiple-source and battery storage labels for PV and energy storage systems, in the red-with-white-letters plates Section 64 work is specified in.

20 labels
CEC Section 86

EV charging

Circuit, disconnect, metering and load-management labels for EV supply equipment in garages, condos and fleet yards.

13 labels

References name the standard the wording usually comes from. Your inspector (the authority having jurisdiction) has the final say on wording, size and colour, so check the drawings or spec before you order.