Acti9 Isobar Higher levels of safety
Acti 9 is 100% safe and 100% coordinated for industrial and commercial buildings
What makes Acti 9 Isobar special? The Acti9 Isobar distribution board range has all of the features of the existing award winning and market leading product plus extra safety features including an interlocked switch disconnector, for each outgoing way, which cannot be operated without a miniature circuit breaker fitted and includes the following features:
The fully insulated pan assembly and incoming mounting rail reduce the risk of cable snagging.
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Increased internal cable space of up to 15% due to the reduced width of the busbar system
A new range of RCBOs which will operate under fault conditions even with the neutral disconnected
A complete new range of MCBs with additional features
This Acti9 Isobar range also includes a range of extension enclosures to allow assembly of boards for more complex installations.
Available only from Schneider Electric™
Patented features offer industry-unique benefits including unprecedented safety, even in the most demanding environments.
VisiTrip
Identifies faults in a single glance for fast diagnosis, resolution and reclosing.
VisiSafe
Guarantees the downstream circuit is always safe, even in overvoltage conditions.
Class 2 front face
Guarantees risk-free handling during the lifetime of the installation. Safe and secure connections
Provides secure connections with quick and safe IP20B insulated terminal shutters.
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