Overview

The ABB RC610 markers are part of ABB’s Entrelec terminal block accessories. They provide a durable and legible marking solution for electrical terminals, enabling technicians to quickly identify connections during installation, troubleshooting, or routine maintenance. Moreover, the RC610 series is compatible with multiple terminal block families, supporting both screw and spring clamp technologies. In addition, their compact design allows efficient use of panel space while maintaining clear visibility.

These markers are widely used in industrial automation, power distribution, and process control systems, where accurate identification of wiring is critical for safety and efficiency. Therefore, they are considered an essential accessory for professional panel builders and maintenance engineers.

Technical Data

Typical Applications

• Control panels in industrial automation systems requiring clear wiring identification.

• Power distribution boards where multiple circuits must be labeled for safety.

• Process control systems in chemical, petrochemical, and manufacturing industries.

• Utility substations where accurate terminal labeling reduces downtime during maintenance.

• OEM equipment where standardized identification improves assembly efficiency.

For instance, in a chemical plant control room, RC610 markers help technicians quickly trace wiring connections, reducing troubleshooting time and minimizing operational risks.

FAQ

Q1: What is the main purpose of RC610 markers?

A1: They provide clear identification of terminal block connections, improving safety and maintenance efficiency.

Q2: Are they compatible with different terminal block types?

A2: Yes, RC610 markers fit screw, spring, and A.D.O. terminal blocks with 6 mm spacing.

Q3: How are the markers applied?

A3: They are pressed into place on the terminal block strip and can be printed or hand-written.

Q4: What industries typically use RC610 markers?

A4: Industrial automation, power distribution, process control, and OEM panel building sectors