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IP65 Rated Garage Board Click Scolmore, a leader in electrical product innovation, has added a new IP65, 5-way garage board to its growing Elucian consumer unit range.
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esigned to withstand tough environments and deliver reliable performance, the new Elucian garage board off ers a robust solution for both internal and external areas where electrical systems are exposed to the elements. It is engineered to provide dependable power in areas where weatherproofi ng is essential. Constructed from high-quality die-cast aluminium, the garage board guarantees superior strength, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting durability for any installation. Its advanced design ensures the IP65 rating is upheld, with a gasket around both the front cover and main body, plus an additional seal around the devices that compresses when the lid is shut for added protection. Additionally, the unit is designed to accommodate a security wire, preventing access to the internals even if unlocked. For ultimate fl exibility in installation, the unit includes optional 20mm gland knockouts for easy cable entry. For larger cable entries such as M25 and M32, a hole saw can be used to create a custom fi t using the guide grooves. Prioritising security, the board also features a pre-fi tted lock that prevents unauthorised access and tampering, off ering peace of mind to both installers and end users.
The Elucian IP65 Garage Board comes off ered in in two contemporary
fi nishes — White and Anthracite Grey, and is also available in three diff erent versions to suit varying electrical requirements:
Click Scolmore launches Elucian
• 5 Way IP65 Garage Unit unfurnished (5 Free Ways) • 5 Way IP65 Garage Unit with 100A MS (3 Free Ways) • 5 Way IP65 Garage Unit with 63A RCD (3 Free Ways)
www.elucianuk.com
ewnews.co.uk Assistant February 2025 electrical wholesaler | 13
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