Klein Tools 56250 Wire Marker Book for Cable Management, Electric Panel Organization Wire Label Stickers, Numbered 1-48

We desperately needed a new Rainbird Sprinkler control panel. We had the system installed in like 2004 and the old control panel was starting to have issues with several different electrical parts. The rain detector was broken and some of the 11 zones would not work every night it was set to run.We installed the system and then planted various trees and bushes that have grown up and now the sprinkler system has areas where the water is being blocked by the trees and bushes that are now mature and the efficiency of the sprinkler system has had to be adjusted by a professional sprinkler company. We had no idea that some of the trees and bushes would grow so quickly and block the sprinkler heads from properly watering the yard. I installed the new Rain Bird ESP-TM2 12 Station WiFi Ready Indoor/Outdoor Controller | TM2-12 ad we have 11 zones. I marked the wires so that I kept the zones the same as the layout sheet the original installer created so we could see what zone each head or misting device was located on. I was an Electrical Contractor and an electrician for years until 2012 and my biggest issue with these is the cost. This use to be like a $4.00 product, but like everything else, it’s just really expensive now.These are very useful for multiple purposes. I’m going to refurbish my 1988 Williams pinball machine and it’s going to be a complete tear down, so luckily I will have enough of these labels to mark each of the wires and then use two of them when the number gets higher than the numbers in the book. I have done this once, but it is time to overhaul it completely as moving a lot has caused cabinet damage and some of the playfield parts need replacing.It just seems like anything Klein Tools makes now is much more expensive than it use to be.

I’ve used the Klein Tools 56253 Wire Marker Book before and knew exactly what I needed, but after a couple of frustrating trips to Home Depot—where it showed “in stock” online but wasn’t actually on the shelf—I decided to just order it here.Same exact product, genuine Klein quality, and I got it delivered without the hassle of driving, searching, or being disappointed. If you’re doing panel work, labeling controls, or organizing wiring, this book is a must-have. The markers hold up well and are easy to peel and apply cleanly.Sometimes convenience and reliability are worth a lot—and in this case, ordering online saved time, gas, and frustration. Highly recommend!

I wanted labels for doing quick maintenance on our server infrastructure. Sometimes the cables are not marked, and you need a quick solution. Sharpies are not always great. But these are awesome, just peel and stick, and then you can either mark the chassis or just record the numbers for reference. Saves me lots of time. They peel off easily, and wrap easily. They stick nicely to the wire too.

Have used these when running strings for solar work. Really great when running numerous strings and having labels with two digit numbers. Also use them when swapping out a panel and labeling the wires before change out. Many applications in the electrical field.Downside: Inevitably the lower numbers will be used well before the higher numbers. There will always be a book of higher numbers leftover. Would be nice to be able to buy a book of 1-15 serparately.There are easy tear tabs dividing two places per page. These eventually tear and become difficult to maintain order and simplicity as numerous sheets become loose.

Good numbers, very hard to tear out of book. Will last forever.

Keeps things organized.

Great item. I used one of these to number all of the fiber and cat6 cables in a set of server racks. They were easy to apply, provide clear identity to each cable, so you don't have to trace cables back through cable management, wire loom, bundles, etc: a real time saver, both during installation and down the road when maintenance needs done.I've used cheap and expensive cable label makers before, and using one of these pads will save you time and a lot of effort and frustration. The only negative I can say about them is that I wish they were numbered all the way through 100, or even 200. I'd buy them!

Much easier way to mark wires as opposed to marker and tape. These stay on and are more compact. They don't rip off like tape does. I am happy with purchase and wish I found these years ago.