Easy9 consumer units Available as part of our #getwinterfootballready promotion


Safe and reliable circuit protection you can trust, with a range of offers to suit you and your customers requirements:


Easy9 Compact


The go-to option for rewires, renovations, and retrofits •


Compact, low profile design


• Flexible Incomer position (left or right)


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Multiple cable entries (top, bottom, sides, or back)


Easy9 Compact Multirow


Future-proofed circuit protection •


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All the benefits of Easy9 Compact, with increased capacity


Dedicated comb busbar


• Two or three row options available •


Dedicated cable kits for linking between rows


Easy9 Plus


Maximised convenience, with no compromise on safety • •


Increased cabling space


Premium design with reversible door


• Flush mounting kit option available


Easy9 AFDD, offering best-in-class safety and reliability


The Easy9 range of protection devices is built on a legacy of market leading circuit protection systems. The latest edition to the family aids compliance with BS 7671:2018+A2:2022. The multifunction Arc Fault Detection Device (AFDD) provides increased safety by incorporating the following functions in one single device:


• Overload • Short-circuit (B and C Curves) • Earth leakage (Type A (SI)) • Overvoltage (to protect the device) • Self-diagnostic (device health check) • Arc fault detection (disconnect in the event of dangerous arcs)


In an era where electricity is becoming the only power source to help combat global warming and drive towards Net Zero, it is important that connected systems and equipment are adequately protected as well as those using them.


To learn more about the Easy9 range, visit se.com/uk/easy9.


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