yankeewired

I rarely rave about new products but I have to pass this one on. I found this company thru a google search looking for a way to label multigang switches. I have heard the same thing from just about every customer over the past 20 years, even after years of living in their homes. " I don't know which switch turn's on what light". I installed these for the first time Monday and the Lady was absolutly ga-ga over it. I used the "Elegant" font in the bronze color fill on white decora style plates. One more tip; sign up If you are a contractor for discounted pricing. No more crooked, dirty p-touch labels! http://www.rightplate.com

Maverick01

55 and older Active Adult Communities!

Cha-Ching

chenley

I gave used http://store.lumenid.com/ a couple of times mainly for bathroom switches where the fart fan has heat, vent and lights.

yankeewired

I checked out their products as well during my net surfin' but I was looking for a subtle,classy solution. WAF (wife approval factor) is the key. Their products seemed a bit too loud, maybe good for a kids room.

randomkiller

There's always color coordinated Sharpie.

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Maverick01

RP seems far superior to them. (1) They have a nice interactive site. Much easier to use (2) Better Options (3) Contractor discount! Pricing is half of lumen. Would make an upsell alot easier.

Maverick01

Does anyone purchase panel tags from online sites? Like 1x3's labels specifying panel name, voltage, phase, and fed from location, etc. I needed some awhile back. Dealing with a local trophy shop was tiresome. What's the best method for the future? I contacted RP to see what they do since they display them in their showcase. I'll see what they have to say.