I mean CU , fuse box...etc, the thing is that a new CU might come with lables, but old ones not aleways, and to put some order in the mess, stickers might help...
Albert, you obviously have a PC; get a few sheets of label paper and you can print an labels you like ....
This is already done, but I just wondered if someone make them, + wiring lables (numbers and letters), I think woulb be more simple to get ready made.
Thanks
Albert
When I bought my little garage CU (Volex) it came with a sheet of about 8 stickers - the words on them are not garage-specific, so I assume the packers pull them out of a huge box and stuff one in each CU. Maybe the helpdesk at one of the CU manufacturers would bung a few sheets your way? Or sell you them for a couple of bob?
I've labeled up my CU with a dymo tape printer. One of them battery operated hand jobbies (ooo sounds quite rude eh?). Rather than make a seperate label for each MCB, I made one long tape to run right across.
I found, through this experience, that the adhesive on these things is stronger than the label itself. Removing my first effort (where I had a couple of the descriptions the wrong way round) was an absolute cows son. The whole thing looks pretty neat now, but not very easy to update.
Yes I tried some label makers as well as MK etc. no joy, I think I will stick to my own home made stickers... looked at the dymo tape thing but I was not convinced that this is the thing I need, as you said there are some disadvantages ...
Thanks
Albert
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