Fixture Material – Brass and Glass
Format: Double Wall Bracket Light
Fixture Material – Brass and Glass
Format: Double Wall Bracket Light
Features
Compact DBs which occupy minimum space
Raised neutral link for easy wiring
Suitable for surface & fush mounting
Detachable din bar with end stoppers for easy assembly of breakers
Supplied with fully shielded bus-bars
Level marks for providing indication for fitment in wall
Supplied with neutral & earth link, top & bottom detachable plates
Supplied with masking sheet to protect components from cement during plastering
Galvanized Steel Electrical CONDUIT Protect insulated electrical conductors and cables
Galvanized steel construction provides shielding from magnetic fields and protection from impact damage and crushing
Electroplated couplings prevent zinc build-up
Designed for use with threaded connections
Length : approximately 3.8mtrs.
The top and bottom endplates are removable. Door can be removed for ease of installation. Incorporate knockouts and gasketed doors, IP41 rated protection. Handle: chromium-plated handles with ON (I) / OFF (O) indication. The switch can be locked ON or OFF by means of a padlock. Internal fixing: enables the unit to be mounted side by side with other units. Maximum current: 400A Number of Poles: 3 Poles. 3 Phase. Switches: quick make-and-break type, suitable for use on AC or DOC. Removable moving contact assemblies: to facilitate wiring. Interiors comprise porcelain bases fitted with non-ferrous conducting components.
-For your safety, this product must be installed in accordance with local Building Regulations. If in any doubt, or where required by law, consult a competent person who is registered with an electrical self- certification scheme. Further information is available online or from your local authority-
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