Selection of engineer grade vinyl and laminate solar circuit labels. This includes the solar labels detailed in NEC 2014 690.31(B) Identification and Grouping, which has specific requirements for PV source and output circuits to be clearly identified and grouped separately from non-PV and inverter conductors. Part of Planset Signs Solar PV Labels range.
Solar PV circuit labels identify PV source and output circuit conductors as required by NEC 690.31(B). Conductors in PV source and output circuits must be clearly identified and grouped separately from non-PV system conductors — circuit labels at each end and at accessible intermediate points satisfy this requirement.
Circuit labels are required wherever PV source or output circuit conductors share a raceway, cable tray, or enclosure with conductors from other systems. The Planset Signs range covers conduit labelling, junction box identification, and pull-box marking across standard residential and commercial PV configurations.
Made on Hi-Tack engineer-grade vinyl with UV-stable inks. All labels ship the same day from stock.
NEC Article 690 requires permanent, legible, weather-resistant labels and markings throughout every solar PV installation. Labels must identify disconnecting means, source circuits, output circuit conductors, the interactive system point of connection, and rapid-shutdown initiation points.
Planset Signs manufactures the full set of labels required for a compliant California solar installation — from the AC breaker in the main panel to the conduit runs on the roof. All labels are pre-cut to standard dimensions and ready to apply straight from the pack.
Solar contractors purchasing 10 or more packs qualify for automatic volume discounts — no account setup required. Orders of 50+ unlock a further tier, and 100+ qualifies for our contractor rate.
Wholesale accounts include net-30 terms, a dedicated account manager, and access to our custom label service for AHJ-specific or project-specific markings. Contact us to open an account.
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