Description

The Ultimate Breaker Label Set

New and improved! The perfect “Circuit Guide” for Breaker Circuits and Fuses.

Place labels on or near circuits, or use the numbering system and place them directly on the circuit guide.

Now with expanded areas and appliances, you have new uses to cover all your 200 AMP needs. Perfect for large homes with a shop.

Made from durable vinyl and permanent adhesive, it makes it easy to identify circuits.

Now with 255 “Easy Read” breaker box labels and a 20-circuit “write-on” directory, you can virtually cover every possible switch and circuit. Color-coded for the main breaker, solar, sub-panel, and more.

Easily identify plugs or light circuits.

Label your appliances and rooms quickly and see them with a bright yellow background and highly visible lettering. Always know what circuit with useful numbered labels and writable matching ends.

Perfect for “Electrician’s-Homeowner’s- Apartment Units”. Made with durable vinyl and permanent adhesive, no more searching in the dark for the right switch. (Applied directly to each switch.)

Compatible with all circuits and fuses.

255 labels total:
• 236 pre-printed common labels
• 19 writable labels
• 40 numbered labels with a matching “Guide” sheet.

Label it right. Separate plug and light system.

NOTE: We recommend the surface area be thoroughly cleaned and labels applied with tweezers or gloves to prevent oils from interfering with adhesion.

• 255 Circuit Breaker Labels plus Directory –  Completely Re-Designed 3 Sheet Set.
• Color Coded, identify lights and plugs. Label more rooms and appliances.
• 151 Bright and Visible “Easy-Read” Pre-printed Labels plus 19 Blank “Write-On” Labels for both Plugs and Lights.
• Great for large homes with a shop and garage. Find Circuit Breakers and Fuses, label – Apply directly to Switch or on Directory.
• Color Coded for fast identification and organizing
• The most complete circuit label set ever, home, shop, garage plus bonus rooms.
• 40 numbered labels with matching directory. “Write-in”, use labels or both!