Description

Electrical Panel Torque Verification Labels

Assuring Compliance with Precision and Ease

Electrical Panel Torque Verification Labels indicate torqued components in electrical panels. They confirm adherence to the manufacturer’s specifications using calibrated tools. These labels are crucial for electricians and inspectors.

visual confirmation

They offer an easy visual confirmation for quick checks. Inspectors can quickly verify compliance with these labels. No need for time-consuming checks is required. The labels withstand tough electrical environments. They ensure long-lasting visibility and durability. They signify electricians’ meticulous work. The labels symbolize safety and reliability in electrical installations.

Essential for Electricians and Inspectors

Overview: Electrical Panel Torque Verification Labels are crucial for ensuring safety and compliance in electrical installations. These labels, distinguished by their high-visibility yellow color with bold black lettering, provide a clear indication that all components within electrical panels are torqued to manufacturer specifications. Essential for both electricians and inspectors, these labels facilitate efficient verification of compliance.

All of Our Products Are Printed In The USA

Product Specifications

• Brand: Sound Signs
• Type: Equipment Label
• Department: Electrical, Quality Control
• Style: Bold, High-Visibility
• Material: Proprietary UV-Resistant Material
• Color: Yellow With Black Lettering for High Visibility
• Size: Standard
• Dimensions: Approximately 2” x 4”
• Weight: 0.07 Ounces

Additional Features:

• Compliant with NEC 110.14(D)
• Designated fields for date and company information
• Company logo for brand identification

 

EAN/UPC/GTIN

• Individual Label: 198168495247
• 5 Pack: 198168465295
• 10 Pack: 198168690727
• 25 Pack: 198168630099

Installation Instructions:

Electrical Equipment Torque Verification Label Instructions

Additional Installation Guide can be found here: Label Instructions 

1. Identify Label Placement:

• Choose a flat, smooth area on the electrical equipment where the label is visible.
• Avoid placing the label near heat sources or moving parts.
• Ensure the area is easily accessible without disassembling the equipment.

1. Clean the Surface:

• Wipe the chosen area with a clean, lint-free cloth to remove dust and dirt.
• Clean the surface with a mild cleaning solution to remove grease or oil residues. Isopropyl alcohol is effective for this purpose.
• Dry the area thoroughly with a soft cloth.

1. Prepare the Label:

• If your label is on a roll or sheet, carefully peel it off to avoid creasing or damaging the adhesive side.
• Hold the label by the edges to prevent fingerprints on the adhesive.

1. Position the Label:

• If precision is required, use a ruler or tape measure to find the exact placement.
• Align the label with the desired spot, but avoid touching the back to the surface just yet.

1. Apply the Label:

• Gently place one edge of the label onto the equipment.
• Slowly lower the rest of the label, smoothing it out with your finger or a flat edge (like a credit card) to prevent air bubbles.
• Start from the center and move outwards to ensure an even application.

1. Secure the Label:

• Once the label is in position, press firmly over its entire surface for a few seconds to enhance adhesion.
• Be careful not to slide the label as you press.

1. Inspection:

• Check for air bubbles or edges that aren’t fully adhered to.
• If any bubbles are present, gently press them towards the nearest edge to expel air.

Certifications and Standards Compliance:

Public Utility Districts (PUDs)

• Benton PUD: Serves Benton County with electricity services.
• Chelan County PUD: Provides electricity in Chelan County, also known for hydropower generation.
• Clark Public Utilities: Offers electric and water services in Clark County.
• Cowlitz PUD: Supplies electricity to Cowlitz County, including Longview and Kelso.
• Grant County PUD: Known for its hydropower projects, serving Grant County.
• Snohomish County PUD: One of the largest PUDs, providing power to Snohomish County and Camano Island.

Municipal Utilities

• Centralia City Light: Centralia’s electric utility service.
• Cheney Power: Supplies electricity to the Cheney area.
• Seattle City Light: The largest municipal utility in the state, serving Seattle and parts of its metropolitan area.
• Tacoma Public Utilities: Provides power, water, and rail services to Tacoma and surrounding areas.
• Richland Energy Services: Municipal utility service for the city of Richland.

Cooperative Utilities

• Kootenai Electric Cooperative: Serving parts of Kootenai County and surrounding areas.
• Okanogan County Electric Co-op: Provides electric services in Okanogan County.
• Peninsula Light Company: A cooperative utility serving the Gig Harbor and Key Peninsula areas.
• Inland Power & Light: Offers services in eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

Investor-Owned Utilities (IOUs)

• Puget Sound Energy (PSE): The largest IOU in Washington, serving customers in the Puget Sound area.
• Pacific Power: Part of PacifiCorp, providing electricity in parts of Washington.
• Avista Utilities: Serving Eastern Washington with electricity and natural gas.