Vertical Breaker Labels

The vertical breaker label is one of two types of labels for use on a breaker panel. See Horizontal Breaker Label.

One text box is automatically added for each breaker. Additional text boxes, barcodes, images, and shapes cannot be added to vertical breaker labels.

Formatting applies to all the text boxes on the label. When Auto fit text is selected, the text in each port is automatically sized to fit that breaker. So you may see differences in text size in each breaker.

Use Serialize to automatically populate the breakers.

Vertical breaker labels can be printed on any type of XTL continuous labels.

The properties you can set are:

Number of breakers Maximum: 99 breakers
Single breaker height Minimum: 1/4" (6.35 mm)
Maximum: 5" (127 mm)
# Poles

Number of poles for each breaker. Maximum: 3

Show label outline

When selected, an outline is added around the outside of the label content.

Default is no label outline.
Separator lines

When selected, prints a separator line between each breaker. (Default)

Match leader and trailer length

When selected, an equal amount of blank space is added at the beginning and end of the label. (Default)

When not selected, blank space is added only at the beginning of the label.

To create a vertical breaker label

  1. Click , and then click Vertical Breaker.
  2. Under Number of breakers, select or enter the number of breakers for the label.
  3. Under Single breaker height, select or enter the height of a single breaker.
  4. Under Layout, select any of the following:
    • Show label outline - to display the outline of the label in the edit area.
    • Show separator lines - to display separator lines between breakers.
    • Match leader and trailer length - to make the trailer and leader length the same.
  5. To adjust the number of poles for each individual breaker, do the following:
    1. In the label edit area, hover over the breaker.
    2. In the Breaker dialog, select the number of poles for the breaker from the Poles list.

  6. Add data to the label. See Entering Data.

See Also

Using Serialization

Importing Data

Setting Default Label Properties

Saving Labels

Printing Labels

Horizontal Breaker Labels

 

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