Overview
The Kundan Cab wire markings are the printed details along the wire and on the pack, and each one carries information. Together the brand name, the standard, the size and the voltage grade tell you what the wire is and that it is genuine. Learning to read them makes buying far simpler.
The printed lines running along a wire are not decoration. Each one states something about the product, from who made it to how much it can safely carry. Once you can read them, a reel tells you most of what you need to know.
This page explains what each marking means. For the full guide to packaging, seals and spotting fakes, the published guide on genuine products goes deeper.
What the Markings on a Wire Mean
The Kundan Cab wire markings printed along the sheath each do a job. Reading them in order tells you the whole story of the wire.
- Brand name: The correct Kundan Cab spelling, the sign of the official product.
- Standard: IS 694 for house wires or IS 1554 for heavier cables, the proof of testing.
- Size: The conductor area in square millimetres, which sets the load the wire can carry.
- Voltage grade: The voltage the wire is built for, such as 1100 volts.
- ISI mark: The trusted sign that the wire is made and tested to the Indian Standard.
The Meter Marking
Many wires also carry a running meter marking along the length, which counts off the metres. This part of the wire printing helps you measure what you use and confirms the length on the coil. It is a small but useful detail, since it lets you check the metres behind the price. Clean, evenly spaced cable markings are also a sign of a well made product.
The Packaging and Label
Beyond the wire itself, the Kundan Cab packaging and label carry their own details. The label shows the brand, the product name, the size and the maker, so the pack and the wire should agree. Reading the product information on the label alongside the printing on the wire is a quick way to confirm the two match, which a genuine product always does.
Why the Markings Matter
The markings are how a wire proves what it is. Clear, correct Kundan Cab product markings mean the size, the standard and the brand are all stated openly, so you know exactly what you are buying. A wire with missing, blurred or mismatched printing is a warning. So the markings are really a safety and honesty check, printed right onto the product. For the full range and its sizes, see the full Kundan Cab range.
FAQs
1. What do the markings on a Kundan Cab wire mean?
The Kundan Cab wire markings state the brand name, the standard such as IS 694, the size in square millimetres, the voltage grade and the ISI mark. Together they tell you what the wire is and that it is tested and genuine. Reading them in order tells you most of what you need to know.
2. What is the running meter marking for?
The meter marking counts off the metres along the wire. This part of the wire printing lets you measure what you use and confirm the length on the coil. Clean, evenly spaced markings are also a sign of a well made, genuine product.
3. Should the wire and the packaging match?
Yes. The Kundan Cab packaging and label should state the same brand, size and maker as the printing on the wire. Reading the label against the wire is a quick way to confirm the two agree, which a genuine product always does.
Key Takeaways
- The Kundan Cab wire markings state the brand, standard, size, voltage grade and ISI mark.
- The running meter marking counts the metres and confirms the coil length.
- The packaging and label should match the printing on the wire.
- Clear, correct markings mean the wire states openly what it is.
- Missing, blurred or mismatched printing is a warning sign.
Buying a reel? Read the markings, the brand, the standard, the size and the ISI mark, and check they match the label. Visit kundancab.in to see the genuine range and find an authorised dealer near you.
