4A-4B-LABELS

Supported Applications

The Omega Non-Reversible, Four point Horizontal Temperature Label series provides visual temperature indication for equipment and surfaces. These labels are designed to indicate when a specific setpoint has been reached or exceeded through an irreversible color change.

Operating Conditions & Performance

This attribute-only bundle does not contain extracted specification tables detailing exact activation temperatures, response times, accuracy tolerances, or environmental limits. The series identity confirms the labels are non-reversible and feature a four-point horizontal display format. Specific performance parameters for each model number must be verified against individual product documentation.

Series Identity

• Type: Non-Reversible Temperature Label
• Display Format: Four point Horizontal

Configuration Options

The series encompasses 98 enabled variants organized into distinct model families. The available part numbers indicate a broad range of temperature setpoints and configuration options.

Model Families

• 4A Series: Includes models such as 4A-A-100, 4A-A-250, through 4A-A-370.
• 4B Series: Includes models such as 4B-A-100, 4B-A-200, through 4B-A-425.
• 4C Series: Includes models such as 4C-A-100, 4C-A-300, and up to 4C-A-400.

Numerical Suffixes

Variants within each family appear in pairs, with some models featuring a "-30" suffix (e.g., 4A-A-100-30, 4B-A-250-30). This numerical distinction suggests specific configuration differences or setpoint variations between the base model and its suffixed counterpart.

Key Product Differences

The primary variation across this series is defined by the alphanumeric part number, which correlates to different temperature thresholds. The bundle lists three distinct letter prefixes (4A, 4B, 4C) followed by a hyphenated suffix and numerical values ranging from 100 to 425. Without extracted specification data, the exact functional difference between these series codes or the specific temperature value represented by each number cannot be stated in this narrative.

Selecting the correct variant requires matching the required setpoint and configuration (indicated by the presence or absence of the "-30" suffix) to the corresponding part number listed above.