Documents by model
Datasheets and drawings are issued per model. Where a document is published it is linked from the model page; where it is not, request it and we will send the current version.
Technical resourcesApplications
Every project type asks a different question before a flush-mounted installation box model is chosen. Tell us which one you are working in and we will take you straight to the models used there and confirm the fit for your market before you order.
Residential
New build and renovation work, reached through wholesalers, installers and retail channels. The questions here are device and cover-plate compatibility, replacing a box that is already in the wall, and keeping fast-moving items in stock.
10 models
Commercial & office
Offices, schools, hotels, apartment blocks and public buildings, reached through contractors, project purchasing teams and installation companies. The questions here are repeatable device positions, quoting from a drawing, and supply that holds across project phases.
10 models
Precast concrete plants
Element production for wall and floor panels, and cast-in-situ work on site. The questions here are position and tolerance, how the box is held during casting, protection until the element is finished, and testing on a trial element first.
7 boxes + 2 accessories
Prefab & modular housing
Factory pre-installation on a production line, for modular housing, timber element and cabin producers. The questions here are repeatability at the station, packaging unit, and keeping the same model for as long as the house type is in production.
10 models
Working in more than one of these, or not sure which applies? Send your project type and target market and we will confirm before you order.
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New · Perilex
Five-pin cooker connectors, 16 A 230/400 V~, for electrical wholesalers and private-label brands. An extra source you can qualify now.
Before you order
Installation boxes — known as the back box, socket box, switch box or device box depending on the market — are among the least standardised products in electrical installation. Installation practice, device systems, conduit conventions and the boxes already in use differ from country to country, from the UK and Ireland to Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic and the Nordics. So we review the dimensions, the fixing method and the conduit entries against your actual situation, and give you one of three answers: it fits, it fits with a defined limitation, or it does not fit and here is why.
Start a market-fit reviewDatasheets and drawings are issued per model. Where a document is published it is linked from the model page; where it is not, request it and we will send the current version.
Technical resourcesWe do not publish blanket compliance statements across the range. Tell us the model and the destination market and we will tell you exactly what exists.
Compliance and documentsProduct data prepared in the structure your distributor needs, including ETIM-classified data where required.
Distributor support
OEM / Private label
Many of the best product ideas in electrical installation come from people who work in the market every day, wholesalers, brand owners and installers who know exactly what the local range is missing. What they usually do not have is tooling, material selection, production and the documentation chain behind it. That is the part we do.
An existing model under your brand. Packaging, labelling, instruction sheets, barcoding and carton marking to your specification.
A box designed or adapted for your market: local installation practice study, structural assessment, drawings, sampling, tooling, testing and production.
We supply the product information your distributor needs to apply for the national electrical product number in your market, and product data in the structure their system expects. The number itself is issued through the national system and your wholesaler, not by us.
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Target market, project type, models, quantity, packaging and the documents you need. Attachments help: a drawing, a photo of the box you are replacing, or a project position list will usually get you a more precise answer, and a faster one.