U-Phase Wire Markers
Quickly and conveniently use the UPhase wire marker to color cords and wires for fast and easy organization. Easily and permanently mark wires inside of panels. Can be used with line or low voltage cables.
| Description | Part Number |
|---|---|
Blue, Red, White, and Green Kit | 52491 |
Replacement Tip | 52492 |
Brown, Yellow, Orange and Gray Kit | 52493 |
Black Marker | 52490BK |
Blue Marker | 52490BL |
Brown Marker | 52490BR |
Green Marker | 52490GR |
Grey Marker | 52490GY |
Orange Marker | 52490OR |
Red Marker | 52490RD |
Violet Marker | 52490VT |
White Marker | 52490WT |
Yellow Marker | 52490YW |
Features:
- Great for electrical panels, cat-5e, HDMI cables, and automotive wires.
- Patented design. More efficient and cost effective than tape.
- Marks up to #6 AWG Wire.
- Quick drying, highly visible paint.
- Resists moisture, dirt, oil and UV light.
- Adhere to code regulations by having wires marked properly.
- Perfect for phasing of electrical panels.
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