Panduit T100X000RWC-WH P1™ Continuous Tape Label Cartridge
Panduit's T100X000RWC-WH delivers 18 feet of 1-inch-wide red-on-white polymer-film labeling for P1™ series portable printers. Designed for security integrators, datacenter technicians, and AV installers who need high-contrast cable identification and equipment marking in the field, this continuous-format cartridge supports on-demand printing without pre-cut label waste. The polymer film substrate resists abrasion, moisture, and UV fade better than paper-based alternatives, meeting the demands of both indoor patch-panel labeling and outdoor enclosure tagging where legibility must survive years of handling and environmental exposure.
Key Features
- 1" × 18 ft continuous polymer film — custom-length cuts eliminate pre-sized label constraints
- Red-on-white color scheme — high-contrast text for safety marking, emergency-circuit identification, and quick visual scanning in low-light server rooms or telecom closets
- P1™ printer compatibility — drop-in cartridge for Panduit's portable label-printer family
- Polymer substrate — superior tear resistance and solvent tolerance compared to thermal paper, critical for labels applied to cable jackets pulled through conduit or frequently handled patch cords
- RoHS compliant — meets lead-free and restricted-substance directives for EU and California installations
- 10-cartridge carton — volume packaging for multi-site deployments or central warehouse stock
The 1-inch width accommodates 8–12 characters per line in standard fonts, fitting typical hostname/port/VLAN notation on Category 6A cables, fiber patch cords, and power whips without wrapping or flag-tail extensions. The continuous format lets you print exactly the length needed — 2 inches for a patch-panel port label, 6 inches for a switch-stack wrap-around, or a full-foot banner for equipment-rack identification — reducing material waste on jobs where label counts vary unpredictably. Red-on-white printing supports both functional use cases (marking emergency-shutdown circuits, fire-alarm loops, or access-control power supplies per NEC 110.22 and 230.70 identification requirements) and organizational schemes where color-coded label families separate network segments, client zones, or building floors.
Polymer film construction delivers mechanical durability that paper labels cannot match. When applied to frequently flexed cables — camera drops coiled in ceiling-box service loops, PTZ RS-485 runs repeatedly pulled taut during commissioning, or fiber jumpers swapped between SFP ports — the film substrate resists tearing at the edges and delamination of the adhesive layer. Solvent tolerance matters in industrial environments where labels may be splashed with conduit cutting fluid, wiped with isopropyl alcohol during termination cleanup, or exposed to diesel exhaust in generator rooms; polymer-film labels maintain print legibility and adhesive bond where thermal-paper labels would smudge or curl. UV resistance extends outdoor service life on labels applied to external enclosures, conduit risers in parking structures, or weatherproof camera housings where direct sunlight would fade unprotected thermal prints within months.
The T100X000RWC-WH ships as a single cartridge in a 10-unit carton, suited to integrators stocking a regional warehouse or facilities teams managing labeling supplies across multiple buildings. Each cartridge loads into P1 printers via a snap-in mechanism requiring no threading or tension adjustment, and the printer's remaining-length indicator prevents mid-job depletion on large patch-panel labeling runs. Pair with Panduit's LS8E handheld P1 printer for portable operation during rough-in phases, or desktop P1 models for pre-printing label batches in the shop before deployment. This cartridge is the direct consumable for any red-on-white labeling workflow where durability, custom sizing, and field portability outweigh the per-label cost advantage of bulk pre-cut sheets.
