Thomas & Betts AA-1126 Color-Coded Wire ID Tape, Orange, 1 In x 180 Ft

No printing at all. The AA-1126 is a blank, no-legend orange tape, so it identifies by color only. If your crew needs circuit numbers, phase letters, or wire gauge printed on the band, you need a printed legend marker tape or a write-on marker instead.

Orange is the conventional high-leg or B-phase marking on a 240/120V delta system, and on 480/277V wye the usual phase colors are brown, orange, and yellow, with orange as B phase. The AA-1126 gives you that marking as a color-only band with no legend. Your governing authority and job spec set the final color scheme, so match the tape to the scheme on the drawings.

Each roll holds 180 ft (54.86 m) of 1 in (25.4 mm) wide tape, and it is sold as a single roll, each. For phase or system color-coding where you wrap only a couple of inches per conductor, one roll covers a lot of terminations in a panel or pull box.

Yes. At 1 in wide the band gives you a full wrap-and-overlap on small building wire, and on larger feeders or cable bundles you simply spiral it. The width is the tape's dimension, not a conductor limit, so the same roll works from branch-circuit conductors up to taped bundles.

The AA-1126 band is vinyl, the same base film used for general electrical tape, so it conforms around a conductor and resists moisture once wrapped and overlapped. It is an identification tape though, not an insulating or splicing tape, so do not count on it for dielectric duty.

Banding tape is a continuous 180 ft roll you cut to length and wrap, which suits color-only identification across a whole job from one roll. Marker books and heat-shrink or slide-on sleeves carry printed numbers and letters for identifying individual circuits. Since the AA-1126 carries no legend, pick it when color is the identifier and a printed marker when the conductor needs a number.

The AA-1126 is the orange band. Thomas & Betts runs the same 1 in banding tape in other colors under adjacent part numbers, so to build out a full phase and system scheme order the matching color for each phase and keep all rolls at the same 1 in width so the bands read consistently across sites.