Details
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Intrinsically Safe Wiring Conduit Marker
- Temperature range is -40°F to 180°F.
- For indoor or outdoor use with dirty, greasy or rough surfaces.
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Specifications
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Adhesive TypeSelf-AdhesiveColorBlack on WhiteCorner TypeSquare CornersDimensions2-1/4" H x 7" WEnables Industry ComplianceNECHeaderNo HeaderHeight2-1/4 inIlluminationNot IlluminatedIndoor or Outdoor UseIndoor/Outdoor UseItem TypeLABELLaminatedNot LaminatedLanguageEnglishMaterialVinylNumber of Printed Sides1PSPA Photoluminescence ClassNot RatedPipe Marker Mounting StyleSnap-AroundRated View Distance25 ftReflective TypeNon-ReflectiveSerializationNo SerializationSign/Label TypeElectrical Safety Signs & LabelsText LegendINTRINSICALLY SAFE WIRINGThickness.003 inWidth7 in
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Documentation
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Product Guides & Training Tools
ANSI Pipe Labeling: Must-Do’s for Pipe Labeling Standards
Color code for quick recognition
Assign specific colors to different pipe contents, such as hazardous materials, fire protection systems or potable water. Consistent color coding simplifies identification and reduces the risk of accidents. Here’s the color-coding system recommended under ASME/ANSI A13.1
| Fluid Service | Color Scheme |
|---|---|
| Fire Quenching Fluids | White on Red |
| Toxic & Corrosive Fluids | Black on Orange |
| Flammable & Oxidizing Fluids | Black on Yellow |
| Combustible Fluids | White on Brown |
| Potable, Colling, Boiler Feed, & Other Water | White on Green |
Compressed Air
| White on Blue |
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| Defined by User | White on Purple |
| Defined by User | Black on White |
| Defined by User | White on Grey |
| Defined by User | White on Black |
Match length and letter height to pipe diameter
Ensure that your pipe markers are appropriately sized for optimal visibility. Follow these guidelines by pipe size.
| Fits Pipe Outer Diameter | 0.7" - 1.3" (18 - 33 mm) | 1.4" - 2.4" (34 - 61 mm) | 2.5" - 6.7" (62 - 170 mm) | 6.8" - 10" (171 - 254mm) | Over 10" (Over 254 mm) |
| Length of Color Field | 8 in (203 mm) | 8" (203 mm) | 12" (305 mm) | 24" (610 mm) | 32" (813 mm) |
| Letter Height | 0.5" (13 mm) | 0.7" (19 mm) | 1.3" (32 mm) | 2.5" (64 mm) | 3.5" (89 mm) |
Note: For pipes less than 0.7" diameter, a permanently legible tag is recommended
Place markers in key, high-visibility areas
Position pipe labels on pipes to achieve the best visibility. Install pipe labels below or above the horizontal centerline of the pipe when pipes are located above or below the normal line of vision, respectively. Consider placing pipe markers both near the ceiling and near the floor of your facility. In addition, mark pipes:
- Adjacent to all valves and flanges
- At both sides of floor or wall penetrations
- Adjacent to changes in directions
- At least every 50 feet on straight runs
valves and flanges.
sides of floor.
change in direction.
intervals on straight runs
