The Pliosnap+ PS-15 violet from Ses-Sterling is a cable marker from the product group of identification systems, specifically designed for the clear identification of cables in the field of electrical and IT installation. It serves as a visual identification for cables with an outer diameter between 5.8 mm and 8.5 mm and a cable cross-section in the range of 10.0 mm² to 16.0 mm². The markers are available in the colour Violet and without printing, making them flexible for individual labelling or labelling purposes. The material of the markers is POM (Polyoxymethylene), a high-quality plastic material known for its high strength, heat resistance and chemical resistance, ensuring the durability and reliability of the identification in various operating environments.
Cable markers are indispensable in electrical installation to clearly identify cables in the course of plants, in enclosures or in network infrastructures. The Pliosnap+ PS-15 violet is particularly suitable for this, as it features a precise fit on cables within the specified diameter range. The use of POM as material ensures high mechanical stability and resistance to mechanical stress, which is particularly advantageous in industrial or technical plants. The colour Violet serves as a visual differentiation to quickly identify cable groups or functions without requiring additional labelling.
Identification systems such as the Pliosnap+ PS-15 enable structured and clear management of cables. The markers are supplied loose and can be easily slipped over the cable, securing themselves with a safe locking mechanism. The packaging unit contains 50 loose markers, which is sufficient for small to medium installations. The packaging is in a bag, which protects the markers from contamination and damage. The weight of the packaging is 0.01 kg, indicating a compact and easy-to-handle package.
POM material offers an excellent combination of hardness, abrasion resistance and temperature resistance. It is resistant to many chemical influences, making the markers suitable for use even in environments with increased stress, such as production plants or outdoor areas. The material choice ensures that the markers retain their shape and function even under prolonged stress. The violet colour is clearly visible and supports visual differentiation of cables, especially in complex plants with multiple lines.
Areas of application include particularly electrical installation, IT infrastructure, building automation as well as industrial plants. In enclosures, server rooms or machine cabling, such markers are necessary to minimise error sources during maintenance or renovation. The markers are not intended for use in explosive environments, as no corresponding approvals or protection types (such as Ex protection) are mentioned. The use is exclusively in the field of visual identification without electrical function.
Compatibility and accessories refer to use with cables in the specified diameter and cross-section range. The markers can be slid directly over the cable without tools and lock automatically.
Mounting and installation are carried out by simply slipping the markers over the cable. The locking mechanism engages automatically as soon as the marker is pushed over the cable, achieving a secure fixation without additional tools or adhesives. The markers are not reusable, as the locking mechanism cannot be released once applied. Installation is quick and does not require special training or tools.
Advantages in operation include easy handling, high visibility due to the violet colour and longevity due to the POM material. The markers remain stable even under mechanical stress or in damp environments, increasing the reliability of the identification. Clear assignment of cables by colour and positioning simplifies maintenance and fault diagnosis in complex plants. The packaging unit with 50 markers provides sufficient quantity for typical installations, eliminating the need for additional orders.
The markers are not printed, so they are freely available for individual labelling. The use of printers or labelling systems to apply text, numbers or symbols is possible, but not part of the product.