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The Phoenix Contact UC-TM 8 GN CUS is a terminal block marker designed for precise identification within electrical control systems. It features a pitch of 8.2 mm and measures 7.60 mm in width and 10.50 mm in height. Constructed from PA material, the marker is colored green (RAL 6021). The component utilizes a snap-in mounting method into tall marker grooves, ensuring secure attachment to terminal modules.
Verify that the specific order suffix matches the required marking specifications, as custom labeling options may be available through authorized distributors. Confirm compatibility with existing terminal block series before procurement. Ensure compliance with project-specific fire protection standards if used in rail vehicle contexts. Request official documentation to validate material properties and dimensional tolerances against design requirements.
Select this marker based on its 8.2 mm pitch compatibility with corresponding terminal blocks. The green coloration supports visual identification schemes within complex wiring layouts. Consider the snap-in mounting type for rapid installation without additional tools. Evaluate the PA material suitability for the environmental conditions of the intended application area.
This component belongs to the UC-TM series of terminal markers manufactured by Phoenix Contact. These markers are engineered to provide clear identification for terminal block modules. The product line supports various organizational needs in automation and electrical engineering projects by offering standardized dimensions and reliable mounting solutions.
Consult the manufacturer's cross-reference search tool for suitable alternatives from other manufacturers. Verify dimensional compatibility and mounting groove specifications when considering substitute parts. Ensure any replacement meets the same fire protection standards if applicable to the original application context.

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