RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 Partex 80mm X 35mm UV Stabilised Earth Label, 10 or More Packs, pack of 5

Why Choose the Partex RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 UV Stabilised Earth Label?

The Partex RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 is an 80 mm × 35 mm UV stabilised earth identification label designed to provide clear, recognisable identification of electrical earthing connections and associated equipment. Suitable for electrical installation and maintenance applications, this label helps installers identify important earthing points and supports consistent labelling across electrical infrastructure.

Manufactured for applications where labels may be exposed to sunlight, the UV stabilised construction helps improve resistance to ultraviolet-related deterioration compared with non-UV-stabilised alternatives. The generous 80 mm × 35 mm format provides a visible identification area, making the label useful for electrical distribution equipment, earthing arrangements and installations where durable identification is important.

The RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 is supplied in a pack of 5 labels, with this ordering variant designated for 10 or more packs. It is a practical option for electrical contractors, facilities maintenance teams, panel builders and infrastructure installers requiring multiple matching earth identification labels for installation projects or ongoing maintenance programmes.

Key Advantages

• UV stabilised earth identification label for applications where sunlight exposure is a consideration.
• 80 mm × 35 mm dimensions provide a clearly visible identification format.
• Designed to help identify electrical earthing points and associated equipment.
• Supports consistent identification throughout electrical installations.
• Suitable for electrical distribution, building services and industrial maintenance environments.
• Convenient pack of 5 labels for installation and replacement work.
• 10 or more packs ordering variant suited to larger projects and repeat requirements.
• Helps maintenance personnel locate and recognise designated earthing connections.

Key Features

• Partex RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 earth label.
• 80 mm width × 35 mm height.
• UV stabilised label construction.
• Designed for electrical earth identification.
• Suitable for clearly marking designated earthing locations.
• Useful for installation, inspection and maintenance identification.
• 5 labels per pack.
• B5 ordering variant for 10 or more packs.
• Suitable for professional electrical and infrastructure applications.

Clear Earth Identification for Electrical Installations

Electrical earthing arrangements are an important part of electrical installation safety, and clear identification helps engineers recognise designated earth connections during installation, inspection and maintenance. The Partex RL8035RBG-UVB-B5 provides a dedicated earth label in an 80 mm × 35 mm format, helping make earthing locations easier to identify.

The UV stabilised construction is particularly useful where identification labels may be exposed to daylight or sunlight. Ultraviolet exposure can contribute to the deterioration of some marking materials over time, potentially reducing their appearance or legibility. Using a UV stabilised label helps address this consideration, although suitability for a particular environment should be assessed against the installation conditions.

Consistent earth identification can assist with routine electrical inspections, planned maintenance and fault investigation. By using matching labels across multiple locations, contractors and facilities teams can establish a more uniform approach to identifying earthing points, connections and associated electrical equipment.

The five-label pack provides a convenient quantity for smaller groups of connections, while the 10-or-more-packs variant is intended for larger installation requirements. At the minimum stated order tier of 10 packs, the total supply is 50 earth labels, making this option suitable for multi-panel projects, facility upgrades and planned maintenance programmes.

Typical Applications

• Identification of electrical earthing points and connections.
• Electrical distribution boards and associated equipment.
• Industrial control panels and electrical enclosures.
• Building services and facilities maintenance installations.
• Earthing arrangements in commercial and industrial premises.
• Electrical infrastructure projects requiring consistent identification.
• Replacement of missing, damaged or deteriorated earth labels.
• Multi-location installation projects requiring 10 or more packs.