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Distribution Board 24 Pole | 400A MCCB | IP56 Enclosure | Orange Color | by Tobin
The Distribution Board 24 Pole is designed for robust electrical distribution, featuring a 400A MCCB rating and an IP56 enclosure for superior dust and water protection. Ideal for industrial and commercial applications, this orange metal switchboard ensures high visibility and durability, making it perfect for demanding environments.
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Product Name/Title: Distribution Board 24 Pole | 400A MCCB | IP56 Enclosure | Orange Color | by Tobin
Brand: Tobin
SKU: EUR-MDB24OR-4MC-WP
Alternatively Known As: 24 Pole Distribution Board, 400A MCCB Distribution Board, IP56 Electrical Panel, Orange Electrical Distribution Board
Technical Specifications
- Number of Poles: 24
- Current Rating: 400A
- Enclosure Rating: IP56
- Material: Metal Switchboard (MSW)
- Height: 1050mm
- Color: Orange
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 1050mm x 250mm x 600mm
- Weight: 15 kg
Key Features
- 24 pole distribution board
- 400A MCCB rating
- IP56 rated enclosure for dust and water protection
- Orange color for high visibility
- Robust metal switchboard (MSW) construction
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician to ensure compliance with electrical safety standards and proper connection.
Applications
- Industrial electrical distribution
- Commercial electrical installations
- Electrical control panels requiring IP56 protection
Standards & Compliance
- AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules (Electrical Installation)
Environmental Benefits
- Durable construction reduces need for frequent replacements
- IP56 rating protects internal components, extending product lifespan
Warranty Information
3 years warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The Tobin Distribution Board 24 Pole Orange 400A MSW IP56 is available for immediate purchase, ideal for industrial and commercial electrical distribution applications.
