Concrete Cable Markers

Description: Precast concrete marker blocks are primarily used to aid in the location and indentification of electric cables and other utility services that are buried underground. They can also be used to mark boundaries and other reference points. They are made from precast concrete

• Shape: Block

Description: Concrete Cable Protection Cover Tiles, also known as Cable Route Markers, are used frequently by utility companies to provide a clear indication to site staff who may be working close to underground electrical cables. Covers act as a protective barrier against

• Shape: Tile

Description: the National Electrical Code (NEC). Cables covered by these requirements are: a) Types CL3P and CL2P (plenum cables), b) Types CL3R and CL2R (riser cables), c) Types CL3 and CL2 (commercial cables for other than plenum, riser, or tray uses), d) Types CL3X and CL2X

Description: Cables for encasement in concrete, mortar, other masonry, plaster, or the like have metal armor and a jacket over the armor. Cables for direct burial in the earth (see markings in 8) are subject to a 1000-pound crushing test. Cables for direct burial are not required to

Description: cable. 1.2 These cables contain two or more insulated circuit conductors with or without one or more insulated or bare equipment-grounding conductor(s). Each insulated circuit and grounding conductor is rated for 600 volts. These cables do not contain any coaxial members. These