Valve Identification Labels – V-1 to V-6 & Custom

These valve identification labels mark valve locations with a black V-number and faucet-and-drop symbol on white. Match each identifier to the valve documented in your equipment's energy control program.

Printed identification and design

V-[selected number].

Standard selections run from V-1 through V-6. The faucet-and-drop graphic, identifier and rounded black border are printed together on one white sticker.

Size and selection

• Size: 3 inches wide × 1½ inches tall.
• Choose V-1 through V-6 or the custom Text option.
• Adhesive identification stickers, not hanging valve tags.
• The Text option identifies the printed valve number, not a pack containing every number.

Custom valve identifiers

Choose the custom Text option and enter the exact identifiers required in the Notes section when checking out. Examples include V-99, V-1-1 and V-A-1. State the full identifier you want printed.

The custom image's V-? is a placeholder. Its red arrow and ADD YOUR SOURCE NUMBER HERE caption explain customization; they are not part of the printed sticker. Custom identifiers are printed for your order, not supplied as blank write-in fields.

Recommended placement

Place each label on a suitable fixed surface at or beside its corresponding valve, visible to personnel identifying that valve. Match the identifier to the correct equipment procedure. Keep valve-position markings, equipment identification, existing warnings and service access unobstructed.

This is general placement guidance, not a verified factory mounting location. Have the person responsible for the equipment's energy control procedure confirm the identifier and position. Choose a suitable clean, dry surface compatible with the actual application conditions; do not assume suitability for hot pipework or valves.

Identification, not valve status

The V-number identifies a valve; it does not indicate whether that valve is open, closed, locked or safe to operate. The faucet symbol does not specify fluid contents, flow direction, pressure, temperature or potable-water suitability.

These labels do not isolate energy, release stored pressure or verify that equipment is safe to service. They do not replace equipment-specific isolation procedures, locks, testing or other required hazard information.

For help with custom identifiers, contact us about numbered valve labels.

Created, printed, cut and shipped in the USA.