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Elucian by Click: on an upward curve
Since its launch by Scolmore in June 2021, the Elucian by Click range has rapidly grown to become the number one choice of the professional electrical contractor.
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esigned with the installer in mind, the award-winning Elucian range is an extensive range of consumer units and circuit protection devices. Designed to ensure compliance with BS 7671, the range has comprehensive options for every installation. These consist of Main Switch units, RCBO units, Split Load units and Combination units. The consumer units are functional, stylish, and innovative and provide an ideal solution for any residential or light commercial environment. They are packed with features to make installation quick and simple for electricians.
Consumer Units
The consumer unit collection comprises various configurations and falls under five main product groups: • 100A Mains Switch Consumer Unit – 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 20 way.
• Dual RCCB Consumer Unit – 100A Mains Switch + 2 x 80A Type A RCCB.
• Dual RCCB/SPD Consumer Unit – 100A Mains Switch + 2 x 80A RCCB + 2 Pole SPD.
• Combination Unit – 100A Mains Switch + 2 x 80A RCCB – 8, 10, 12 and 16 way.
• RCD Incomer – Mini Board – RCD. Circuit Protection
The Elucian range of protective devices are easy to install, suitable for residential and light commercial environments, and provide protection against a range of faults to ensure people’s safety against electrocution and fires. The range comprises:
MCBs, Isolators, SPDs, Blank Modules, RCDs, RCCBs, RCBOs, AFDDs and Contactors.
Continual investment
Having established a firm footing in the circuit protection sector of the electrical accessories market with its comprehensive line up of products, Scolmore has continued to invest in the Elucian range to provide electricians with products that offer them convenience and easy installation solutions.
10 | electrical wholesalerFebruary 2025 Elucian: key features
Here, Click Scolmore highlights some of the key features that make these units stand out in the marketplace and help installers make an informed choice:
Non-Combustible Enclosures: BS 7671 The Wiring Regulations in 2015 required consumer units and similar switchgear assemblies in domestic premises to have a non-combustible enclosure.
Mains Switch Tail Clamp: Each consumer unit comes supplied and pre-fitted with a Mains Switch Tail Clamp to ensure no undue stress is present on the Mains Tails terminations. This in turn ensures that they do not come loose and helps fix the Mains Switch Isolator more securely to prevent any movement. The Mains Switch Tail Clamp will accept a maximum of 25mm² double insulated tails.
Knockouts: The units all come supplied with a wide range of 40mm, 32mm, 25mm and 20mm knockouts, making each board universally adaptable for all installation and cable types.
Rear Knockouts: The units also come supplied with rounded rectangular knockouts for easy removal and to provide ample cabling capacity for any installation type. Each knockout will be supplied with a 0.5M grommet strip to allow a smooth entry into the board, protecting cable from any potential sharp edges.
Earth and Neutral Bar Configuration - Each unit has its own specifically configured Earth and Neutral Bar to allow for best practice installation of each board type, neatness of connections and ease of circuit identification.
Backed off Neutral and Earth Bar Screws: For added convenience and to allow quick and easy termination.
Keyway Din Rail: A fast release Keyway Din Rail allows for ease of installation.
MCB style solid blanks for any unused ways: These are din rail mountable and can only be removed when the cover is removed, thus providing additional safety.
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