How do I label the name plates on a multi-family doorbell button?
The stations do not come with printed names. On the BC203 and BC208 the name plate is an open metal pocket under each button; slide in a strip of card stock or a printed label,.
Updated: October 23, 2026Original publish date: October 23, 2026
How do I label the name plates on a multi-family doorbell button?
The stations do not come with printed names. On the BC203 and BC208 the name plate is an open metal pocket under each button; slide in a strip of card stock or a printed label, and it also covers the mounting screw head. On the BC268 each window is a clear lens with a white card behind it, held by a snap-in carrier on the back; pop the carrier off to change the card. A label maker or a laser-printed strip gives the cleanest result.
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