We have been using DuroLabel Pro for over a year. Very good support. The
negative is having to change colors if AHJs are going to want to follow
the ANSI color requirements, but that is probably true for most
printers. The labels are durable. I made some for my oyster farm to id
equipment as an
www.creativesafetysupply.com - their Labeltac4 line of printers are good.
They require a computer usb port, i.e. not all that portable, but are quite
versatile, they supply lots of templates you can customize in Microsoft
word. Also offer reflective label tape to print on. Not cheap, I paid about
$
Chris,
Just to add a fine point of clarification, 690.31(G)(4) requires that the
"warning" sign on conduit be Reflective, Capitalized, with white lettering
on Red background. This intentionally does not match the ANSI color schemes
for signs. The NEC overrules ANSI in this case.
If AHJs req
Thanks Bill, are there other areas where we should look only to the NEC
for coloring? Right now, we are using white lettering on a red
background and the NEC language for all labels (mainly because that's
the stock we initially purchased and still have it). I think there are:
Danger, Warning,
Chris,
Where sign requirements (whether in NEC, IBC, IFC, IRC, etc) have specific
requirements for specific signs that may not agree with the basic ANSI
rules, the code requirement applies. Where no color requirement accompanies
the sign, then the ANSI color designations would be most appropria
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