These consumer units and devices are essential for managing and distributing electrical power safely across residential and commercial sites. Built to handle the demands of modern installations, they ensure reliable circuit protection and efficient energy distribution. Whether you're fitting new builds or upgrading existing systems, these units offer straightforward installation and robust performance.

What Are Consumer Units & Devices Used For?

• Distributing electrical power safely across a range of circuits in residential and commercial properties.
• Providing essential circuit protection to prevent overloads and short circuits, ensuring site safety.
• Facilitating easy control and management of electrical systems during installation and maintenance.
• Allowing for the integration of additional circuits or devices in future site upgrades.

Who Uses Consumer Units & Devices?

• Electricians handling new builds or refurbishments, ensuring compliant and safe electrical installations.
• Maintenance teams responsible for upgrading or repairing existing electrical systems in commercial settings.
• Site managers overseeing large projects requiring efficient energy distribution and management.

Choosing the Right Consumer Unit or Device

Selecting the correct unit depends on your site's specific electrical needs and future expansion plans.

1. Number of Circuits

Consider the number of circuits you need to manage. For small homes, a unit with fewer circuits may suffice, while larger commercial sites will require more slots.

2. Type of Protection

Choose between RCD, RCBO, or MCB protection based on the level of safety and individual circuit control required.

3. Future Expansion

Opt for a unit with extra space if you anticipate adding more circuits or devices in the future.

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