# Panduit: Turn-Tell installation instruction

> Installation instruction B20392, revision 3, a one-page illustrated sequence for Turn-Tell labels. Establishes that the adhesive-backed anchor is applied squarely to the cable, the label is wrapped around the cable and over itself, and a light pinch and rotation breaks the perforation and separates the label from the anchor, after which it is free to rotate and slide on the cable. Its illustrations show the printed legend running along the cable. Also states that the anchor can be used as a stop in vertical or high-vibration applications, which is not recommended for laser/inkjet Turn-Tell labels in applications over 50°C. Cited for the direction a legend reads, which decides whether a label’s width or its print-on area height limits the characters on a line; no product performance is asserted. Checked September 16, 2026.

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Original source: [Panduit: Turn-Tell installation instruction](https://www.panduit.com/content/dam/panduit/en/products/media/9/19/019/4019/111254019.pdf)

## Scope of this source

Installation instruction B20392, revision 3, a one-page illustrated sequence for Turn-Tell labels. Establishes that the adhesive-backed anchor is applied squarely to the cable, the label is wrapped around the cable and over itself, and a light pinch and rotation breaks the perforation and separates the label from the anchor, after which it is free to rotate and slide on the cable. Its illustrations show the printed legend running along the cable. Also states that the anchor can be used as a stop in vertical or high-vibration applications, which is not recommended for laser/inkjet Turn-Tell labels in applications over 50°C. Cited for the direction a legend reads, which decides whether a label’s width or its print-on area height limits the characters on a line; no product performance is asserted. Checked September 16, 2026.

Cited for how a rotating wrap label is applied and which way its legend reads in the manufacturer’s own illustrations. No performance or suitability claim is made.

Source review: 2026-09-16.

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