Product Finder FuseBox’s NEW 2 pole, 63A Contactor
FuseBox has extended its range of Modular Installation Contactors to include the 2 pole, 63A Contactor (INC632).
Hamilton’s NEW Sheer G2 collection – A flush, screwless finish at a box-fix price!
The latest addition to Hamilton’s popular G2 ‘push-to-fi t’ screwless range, the New Sheer G2 plate features on-trend pointed 90-degree corners instead of the original Sheer design rounded corners. The 1.5mm thick plate fi ts snugly against the wall retaining the hallmark fl at-plate appearance. A budget pleaser - made from pressed metal rather than cast, Sheer G2 delivers a signifi cant cost reduction without compromising the quality or fi nish. • Available in eleven on-trend fi nishes. • A choice of three insert colours: White, Black and Quartz Grey.
• NEW Paintables colour-match service • Dual 2.4A USB double sockets as standard • NEW Supercharged 45W Combined USB- A&C Double Switched Sockets
• Grid & EuroFix options • 25 Year Guarantee (excludes USBs & LED Dimmers – 2Years)
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FuseBox’s current range is available in a variety of current ratings: 2 pole - 20A (INC202) and 40A (INC402). 4 pole Contactors are available in 25A (INC254) and 63A (INC634) current ratings all with N/O contact confi guration. They are all suitable for use in modular enclosures, and consumer units. Improved heat management – All Contactors are supplied as a kit, complete with 2 x 9mm Heat Dissipation Spacers, allowing free air to circulate between Contactors for improved thermal management. Installer Benefi ts include: • Front facing, easy to wire terminals.
• N/O contact confi guration. • 35mm Din Rail mounting for fi tting into any FuseBox unit.
• Compact size (18mm, 36mm and 54mm). • 230V/50Hz.
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New Pattress Mount Kit added to Elucian consumer unit range
Scolmore’s Elucian by Click consumer unit range now includes a new rear and side wiring consumer unit pattress mount kit. With the pattress mount secured to the wall and attached to the back of the consumer unit, the electrician has space between the mount and the unit to neatly feed cabling from the
trunking through the rear knockouts. Because the mounting kit comprises two separate parts - a left and right mount – it can be used across any size of distribution board and is therefore compatible with the full Elucian consumer unit range - 5, 8,10,12,14,16 and 22 Way. For the contractor, this means carrying just one type of kit on the van regardless of the size of consumer units being installed, and for the wholesaler it means minimum space taken up in- store, with just one size of kit needing to be stocked.
A template is supplied with each kit to allow the installer to easily work out the correct positioning of the mounts for the particular size of board they are installing – from 5 Way to 22 Way.
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Axiom updated Type A Consumer Units
The new updated Axiom range of Type A Consumer Units includes Main switch with optional SPD along with RCD Standard and Split Load Boards with selected Fully loaded options, Garage and Shower Units and the very latest in supporting Devices.
All Boards have a robust steel compact construction built for ease of installation, use and safety. Solid drop down covers protect against dust and fi re entry whilst generous internal cabling space, easy all-round knockouts and large terminals simplify installation.
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In support of this updated range, the Axiom portfolio also includes Timers, Contactors, AFDD modules and new Surge Protection Devices which no longer require MCBs alongside – thus allowing for an extra free way in the board.
All the above products are now in stock, as is the recently launched and accompanying range of Axiom 3 Phase Boards.
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