A cable marking arrangement for electrical cables

A first cable marker arrangement for marking electrical cables comprises a pair of spaced apart resiliently flexible arms 54 interconnected at one end by a bridging section 52, the free ends of the arms being expandable to receive and grip a cable. Indicia (28, Fig. 7) are provided on the bridging section. The arms may project away from the bridging section in a first section and be bent inwardly in a second section 62. The free ends may be provided with barbs 68. A locating arm 70 may also be provided extending between the arms and arranged to locate smaller diameter cables between the free ends of the arms and to be flexible to accommodate larger diameter cables. Further defined is a second cable marker (22, Fig. 7) with a collar having external indicia. The collar has an internal channel extending from a first opening diameter to a second smaller opening diameter in order to prevent passage of the sheath of a cable through the collar while allowing internal wires to pass through. The first and second cable markers may interengage via a spigot (74, Fig. 7) receivable in a recess (76, Fig. 7).