Today's label makers, though still thermal, use an entirely different process that is (oddly enough) more like the even older carbon paper. These faxes and copies were notorious for fading away in a year or two. The only possible objection I can think of is the archaic thermal technology found in the ThermoFax and similar copiers found in the 60's and EARLY 70's. I would love to see people actually using them. Post up pictures here of your own labels installed on your panel. One last thing - if you find these labels or anything else in this thread useful, feel free to use the "tip jar" (thread Rating menu on the upper right) - it serves as FUEL for the FIRE!īETTER YET. Maybe if enough people use this, the next place I buy will finally have good labels on the breakers! Good luck. The line 1 and line 2 (red and blue "HOT") slots alternate on my load center - yours may be different. If yours is different, you may have to adjust row heights to match. I have a GE Power Mark Gold Load Center with 1/2" high breakers. Allowing a 1/2" of tape to overhang on the top and bottom makes it easy to stick it to the panel.
When the label is cut down the middle, each side is 2" wide so standard packing tape can be used to stick over the top of it. Use the "Fill Cell" menu to change colors and group things together. Spots for double pole breakers for the 220V devices (Water Heater, Range, Welder, etc.) are "merged" cells. This is a MicroSoft Excel 2007 spreadsheet file and you will need to edit the cells to match your main panel layout. It was certainly timely with R1chy asking for it. Thanks to mpire, you now can DOWNLOAD THE LABEL FILE.
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