Fire Alarm Panel Wire Marker Book
Wrap-around labels for the SLC, NAC, IDC, power and relay wires on a fire alarm panel.
What's in the book
How the wrap-around labels work
Peel a label off the sheet and wrap it around the conductor next to the terminal.
Built for the panel
Every label carries a real terminal name, so the wire tells you where it lands. The labels use generic terminal names found on common addressable and conventional fire alarm control panels: SLC, NAC and IDC circuits, aux and resettable power, AC and battery, alarm, trouble and supervisory relays, DACT phone lines, annunciator bus and EOL. Loops run L1 to L11.
Who it's for
Mark SLC, NAC and IDC circuits as you land them, before the cabinet fills up.
Find NAC2+ or the trouble relay at a glance during inspection and testing.
Leave every fire panel labeled the same way for the next tech.
FAQ
SLC, NAC1, NAC2, IDC, aux and resettable power, AC, battery, alarm, trouble and supervisory relay, DACT, annunciator bus, shield and EOL labels plus loops L1 to L11: 45 labels, each repeated 7 times on every sheet.
Which panels does it work with?The labels use generic terminal names found on common addressable and conventional fire alarm control panels: SLC, NAC and IDC circuits, aux and resettable power, AC and battery, alarm, trouble and supervisory relays, DACT phone lines, annunciator bus and EOL. Loops run L1 to L11.
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