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fuse panel board labels - how do you solve the labeling problem

Hi, all!


This is my first post in this community. And I apologize if I involuntarily break his rules. 


I am a developer of an online service that makes it easy to create stickers for electrical panels. Examples of the results of the service are posted below


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I have a question for the community, but how do you now solve the problem of marking your electrical panels? Perhaps you use word and excel, or write with a simple marker directly on the shield panel?


I do not know if it is possible to place a link to the service, so if you are interested, write to me and I will give a link. Thanks to all.
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  • Serge:

    Hi, Andy. Thank You for reply. I read conditions.


    can you tell how long does this approach take when creating an individual labeling for one project?


    and how clear labeling is for the average user? or in your case, the user most often does not use the switches in main switchboard.


    in Russia any fusebox look like this:




    Sorry for cyrillic on a picture)


    Small installation, not long using off-the-shelf electrician's labelling printer - one example: https://www.screwfix.com/p/brother-pte110-electricians-label-printing-machine/7795x


    Various solutions available for larger installations, at least in the UK.


    Unless it's a DIY job, in the UK there is no excuse for marking up by hand like that (but it does happen - even omitting labelling happens - but it shouldn't).


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  • Serge:

    Hi, Andy. Thank You for reply. I read conditions.


    can you tell how long does this approach take when creating an individual labeling for one project?


    and how clear labeling is for the average user? or in your case, the user most often does not use the switches in main switchboard.


    in Russia any fusebox look like this:




    Sorry for cyrillic on a picture)


    Small installation, not long using off-the-shelf electrician's labelling printer - one example: https://www.screwfix.com/p/brother-pte110-electricians-label-printing-machine/7795x


    Various solutions available for larger installations, at least in the UK.


    Unless it's a DIY job, in the UK there is no excuse for marking up by hand like that (but it does happen - even omitting labelling happens - but it shouldn't).


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