Replacement Panel Labels?

[5mall5nail5]

Silly question - I rewired a lot of stuff here and organized circuits up toward the top to use tandems in the bottom of my Square D 200A panel that is 30 position 40 circuit. Obviously the label on the panel lid is now wrong. Are there new labels available so I can re- identify the circuits cleanly? The labeling was terrible to start with and now that I have moved things and crossed things out its even more ridiculous.

Thanks!

 

[MixManSC]

I've made them myself in the past just using Excel (you could even type it up in notepad or Word). Then print it on full sheet label you can buy at WalMart, Staples, etc. Cut out and stick it inside the panel door over the old label.

 

[Stuart in MN]

If you dig around on the Square D website you can probably find a template for the panel schedule that you can fill in and print out.

 

[2ManyProjects]

Silly question - I rewired a lot of stuff here and organized circuits up toward the top to use tandems in the bottom of my Square D 200A panel that is 30 position 40 circuit. Obviously the label on the panel lid is now wrong. Are there new labels available so I can re- identify the circuits cleanly? The labeling was terrible to start with and now that I have moved things and crossed things out its even more ridiculous.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=3687217&postcount=7
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=3689328&postcount=10

 

[The Cobbler]

I used my brother ptouch labelmaker for mine.

 

[nehog]

I use Word's table feature. It allows you to create cells with specific dimensions, either one wide (for side of breaker boxes) or two wide (for center between breakers boxes). Nice thing is that you can save the file, and re-edit it as you make changes. I've had to do that several times as I moved circuits around.