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Engraved EV Charger Disconnect Labels

Custom engraved identification for EV charging installations. Manufactured to your project specifications, drawings, and label schedules.

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EV charging identification

Built for EV charging installations.

We are seeing growing demand for engraved identification for EV charging projects. We manufacture custom EVSE labels and placards from approved project drawings, specifications, and label schedules for contractors and facility teams nationwide.

Since 1982, we've served electrical contractors, facility managers, and installers who need durable, project-specific identification. Our engraved identification matches your approved specifications, drawings, and label schedules.

What we manufacture

EV charger and EVSE identification we manufacture.

We produce custom engraved identification for a range of EV charging applications, including:

AC disconnect identification per NEC 625.43 requirements

Engraved disconnect identification produced to the wording your project specifies.

EVSE Emergency Disconnect labels per NEC 2026 Section 625.43

Including required two-line format for commercial and multifamily installations. Wall-mounted and panel-mounted formats.

Source-of-supply identification

Including NEC 705.10 power source directory identification for V2G/V2H installations. Pairs with our engraved electrical panel labels.

Voltage identification plates and adjusted ampere rating labels per NEC 625.42(B)

Engraved voltage identification to your supplied wording.

Equipment and circuit identification

Engraved equipment and circuit identification for the installation.

Multi-station disconnect schedules

For parking lot and multi-charger installations.

Ventilation markings per NEC 625.52

Where indoor EVSE installations require mechanical ventilation.

Custom EVSE identification

Warning, operating, and disconnect identification per your project wording.

Not every installation requires every product listed above. Your specific requirements depend on installation type, equipment, jurisdiction, and applicable code. We manufacture what your project specifies.

Materials we engrave

Available materials for EV charging identification.

We recommend materials based on the installation environment and project specifications. Available materials include:

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Engraved phenolic/plastic identification

UL 94-rated materials available for documented flammability performance.
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Engraved brass

For permanent equipment identification requiring high durability.
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Engraved aluminum

For lightweight, durable identification.
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Engraved stainless steel

For harsh environment applications where corrosion resistance is required.

Material selection depends on your installation environment, mounting method, exposure conditions, and project specifications.

We manufacture engraved identification for EV charging installations using UL 2594-listed Level 2 EVSE, UL 2202-listed DC fast charging equipment, and bidirectional (V2G/V2H) chargers per NEC 625.48. UL listings belong to the equipment; we manufacture the permanent identification for the installation.

Outdoor and weather-exposed installations

For outdoor or weather-exposed EV charging installations, available materials include:

  • Outdoor-rated engraved plastic
  • DurMark
  • Engraved brass
  • Engraved aluminum
  • Engraved stainless steel

We can recommend appropriate materials based on your specific project requirements.

Related guide
Not sure which material fits? Our engraving materials guide covers what each substrate suits, how it wears, and how to choose one for the environment the tag will live in.
Read the materials guide →
Manufacturing capability

Manufacturing specifications.

What we can produce, and the inputs we accept. Final specifications are confirmed against your project on review.

Thicknesses

Material thickness

1/32″, 1/16″, and 1/8″.
Colors

Color availability

Standard compliance color combinations kept in stock. Additional stocked colors available. Custom PMS-color material available for qualifying custom projects.
Sizes

Maximum size

Manufacturing capability up to 18″ × 32″. Maximum sizes subject to material selection, layout, and project review.
Mounting

Mounting options

Industrial adhesive backing, drilled mounting holes, rivet holes, and magnetic backing. Other mounting options available upon request.
Variable data

Variable data support

Excel and CSV variable-data imports are supported, including changing equipment numbers, circuit information, station identifiers, locations, and supplied wording.
File formats

Accepted file formats

PDF, XLS/XLSX, CSV, AI, EPS, SVG, CDR, DWG, DXF, and JPG/PNG photographs or references (subject to review and approval).
Scope and responsibility

Understanding EV charger disconnect requirements.

EV charging installations are governed by multiple standards, including the National Electrical Code Article 625 (Electric Vehicle Power Transfer System), local building codes, and jurisdiction-specific requirements. Disconnect identification requirements vary by:

  • Installation type (residential, commercial, DC fast charging, multi-station)
  • Equipment specifications
  • Code edition adopted by the authority having jurisdiction
  • Local amendments and utility requirements

Specific label wording, placement, and durability requirements should be confirmed with your electrical engineer, contractor, or the authority having jurisdiction for your project.

We manufacture identification to the specifications your project requires. We do not determine code applicability for your specific installation — that's a decision made by your engineer, installer, and AHJ.

NEC 2026 Emergency Disconnect Labels

NEC 2026 Section 625.43 expanded emergency disconnect requirements for permanently installed EVSE at commercial and multifamily installations. The required label carries specific two-line wording:

  • Line 1: EVSE EMERGENCY DISCONNECT
  • Line 2: WARNING: ELECTRIC VEHICLE(S) WILL REMAIN ENERGIZED

The disconnect is required to be located 20–100 feet from the EVSE and in sight of the equipment. One- and two-family dwellings are exempt. We manufacture engraved emergency disconnect labels to the NEC 2026 format and wording. Applicability of NEC 2026 versus earlier editions depends on the code edition adopted by your authority having jurisdiction — confirm with your project engineer and AHJ.

California EV charging projects

We are based in Chico, California and serve contractors, electrical professionals, and facility teams throughout California and nationwide. We manufacture engraved identification from approved project drawings, label schedules, and specifications, including jurisdiction-specific wording supplied for California projects.

California requirements can vary by adopted code edition, installation, and local authority. Confirm required wording, placement, and materials with your project engineer, electrical contractor, and the authority having jurisdiction.

Related guide
Working out what the code requires? Our electrical code compliance guide explains what the NEC, NFPA 70E, ANSI Z535.4, ASME A13.1 and OSHA 1910.147 ask of engraved identification — and where our responsibility begins and ends.
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How it works

How we work with your project.

Send your specifications

Project drawings, label schedules, spreadsheets, or photographs. We work from your documented requirements.
Step 1

Receive a quote

We quote based on your project scope, materials, quantities, and turnaround requirements.
Step 2

Approve your proof

Every first order receives a proof for your approval before production, unless proofing is expressly waived to expedite the order. Reorders match the approved layout on file.
Step 3

Production and shipping

We manufacture and ship nationwide from our Chico, California facility.
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Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions.

Can you work from a spreadsheet or label schedule?
Yes. Send your spreadsheet, drawings, or label schedule with the required wording, quantities, materials, and mounting information. We will review the project and prepare a quote.

What materials are available for outdoor EV charger installations?
Outdoor-rated engraved plastic, DurMark, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel are available for outdoor and weather-exposed installations. Material selection depends on your specific environment, mounting method, and exposure conditions. We can recommend based on your project specifications.

Can you handle multi-station commercial installations?
Yes. We produce identification for multi-station commercial EV installations including source-of-supply labels, disconnect schedules, equipment identification, and individual charger labels. Provide your project specifications and we'll quote accordingly.

Can you produce variable identification for multiple chargers or locations?
Yes. We can manufacture project sets with changing equipment numbers, circuit information, locations, and other supplied variable data using your Excel or CSV imports.

Can you reproduce labels for later project additions?
Yes. We retain approved project files indefinitely to support matching reorders and future additions.

Do you provide project-scale identification packages?
Yes. We serve project-scale identification requirements, including full facility identification packages for large installations. Send us your project scope and we'll respond with a quote appropriate to your requirements.

What labels does NEC 2026 require for EV charging installations?
NEC 2026 Section 625.43 expanded emergency disconnect requirements for permanently installed EVSE at commercial and multifamily installations, including specific label wording. Other NEC 625 subsections address manufacturer markings (625.15), adjusted rating labels (625.42(B)), ventilation markings (625.52), and enclosure markings (625.54). We manufacture engraved identification to your project specifications and the required format. Final label wording, placement, and applicable code edition should be confirmed with your project engineer and the authority having jurisdiction.

Do you produce identification for bidirectional (V2G/V2H) EVSE installations?
Yes. Bidirectional EV supply equipment with power export capability may require marking per NEC 625.48 and identification at the service panel power source directory per NEC 705.10. We manufacture engraved identification for both applications to your project specifications. Applicability of specific requirements should be confirmed with your project engineer and the authority having jurisdiction.

What's the difference between UL 2594 and UL 2202 listed EVSE?
UL 2594 is the listing standard for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (typical commercial Level 2 chargers). UL 2202 is the listing standard for DC fast charging equipment. Both require permanent equipment identification. We manufacture engraved identification to your project specifications regardless of which type of equipment your installation uses.

Ready to discuss your EV charging project?

Whether you have complete specifications or you're still figuring out what your project needs, we can help.

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