Overview

The Blue Sea Systems 8067 is an extended 120-label set for AC distribution panels and related panel hardware on board. It includes 120 AC labels, and the labels are the large Blue Sea format at about 1.438 x 0.438 inches, which gives clear, readable circuit marking across a busy panel.

This set is meant for AC circuits rather than 12V or 24V DC labeling, so it fits the part of the boat handling shore power, inverter-fed AC loads, outlets, lighting, appliances, and similar branch circuits. It is used on Contura Waterproof Fuse Panels, ST Glass Fuse Blocks, and all raised rocker and toggle circuit breaker panels, which makes it a practical match when you are updating an existing Blue Sea panel or finishing a new AC layout.

Clear panel labels matter most when you are tracing faults, isolating a load at the dock, or handing the boat over to crew or a service technician. A larger set like this also helps on boats with more than a few AC circuits, where a basic label kit usually runs out of useful legends.

Key features

• 120 AC labels for a wide range of onboard branch circuits and panel functions
• Reinforced, weatherproof label material for panel areas that see moisture and regular wipe-downs
• Large-format labels sized about 1.438 x 0.438 inches for clear circuit identification
• Fits Contura Waterproof Fuse Panels
• Fits ST Glass Fuse Blocks
• Fits all raised rocker and toggle circuit breaker panels
• Covers common AC panel labels for shore power, outlets, lighting, galley loads, charger or inverter circuits, and other cabin systems

Compatibility and fit

This label set makes the most sense when your boat already uses Blue Sea large-format panel labels and you need AC-specific legends beyond a smaller starter kit. The included label names cover many of the circuits found on cruising boats, sportfish boats, trawlers, and larger sailboats with shore power service, multiple cabin zones, galley appliances, and inverter or charger equipment.

Because it is built around AC circuit naming, it helps keep the panel easy to read when the boat has separate AC and DC sections. That is especially useful on mixed systems where fast identification matters during troubleshooting, load management, or routine breaker switching.

Installation and setup

Application is straightforward as long as the receiving panel or block uses the Blue Sea large-label format. Clean the mounting surface first, line up each label with the breaker or switch it belongs to, and keep the wording consistent across the full panel so the AC side reads clearly at a glance. This is a good fit for refits, panel cleanups, or final labeling after adding new AC loads on board.