The PLIO SNAP+ PS-06 L7,6 cm ( 3 inch ) marker from Ses-Sterling is a cable labelling system for use in electrical and IT technology. It is designed for the unambiguous identification of cables and wires, helping to avoid error sources during installation, maintenance, or revision. The product is white in colour, with black printed labelling "L3, and is supplied in a packaging unit containing 10 pre-loaded carrier rods, which together hold 300 markers. The carrier rods are red and made of POM (polyoxymethylene), a robust plastic known for its high strength and heat resistance. The markers are also available in an unpopulated version, although the supplied packaging contains pre-loaded rods.

Cable labelling is a central component in the planning and execution of electrical installations, particularly in complex systems with many parallel wires. Labelling enables quick identification of individual wires, increasing work efficiency and reducing error rates. The PLIO SNAP+ PS-06 marker is specifically designed for cable outer diameters of 2.6 to 3.5 mm, making it suitable for a wide range of standard cables in electrical and data cabling applications. The permissible cable cross-section is between 1 and 1.5 mm², typical for wiring in building electrical systems and small IT infrastructures.

POM material offers high mechanical stability and is resistant to wear, extending the service life of the markers. The white colour of the markers with black print ensures good readability, even under low light conditions. The red carrier rods are visually distinct and facilitate handling during installation. The packaging unit weighs 38 g and contains 10 carrier rods, each holding 30 markers.

Compatibility and accessories refer to use with other products in the PLIO series. The markers are designed for use with the corresponding carrier rods included in the packaging. The packaging unit is standardised and suitable for use in workshops, assembly operations, or by installers.

Mounting and installation are performed by attaching the markers to the cables; the exact mounting procedure is not described. The SNAP system design suggests a mechanical locking mechanism that functions without tools or additional fastening materials.

Operational advantages include clear, durable cable identification, which simplifies maintenance and fault diagnosis. The robust material construction ensures long-term durability, even under normal operating conditions. The clear labelling with L3 allows for quick assignment to specific wire groups, e.g., in phase assignment for three-phase systems. The packaging unit with 300 markers provides sufficient quantity for larger projects, while the exact count per carrier rod (30) facilitates handling and storage.