Ryefield 5-Way 60A Distribution Board SHT1005/60 PME/SNE – Compact and Reliable Power Solution for Multi-Unit Projects
The Ryefield 5-Way 60A Distribution Board (model SHT1005/60 PME/SNE) offers a robust solution for efficient power distribution in smaller multi-dwelling buildings. Designed to be mounted above a 100A three-phase service head, this unit provides safe and reliable power connections for residential installations. Ideal for managing power in multi-unit residential properties, it ensures secure and efficient electricity distribution.
Key Features:
- 5-Way Design: Supports 60A service fuse units, ideal for smaller setups in multi-dwelling units.
- Durable Construction: Crafted from 18-gauge sheet steel, stove-enameled in light straw RAL 1014 for enhanced durability and a professional finish.
- Secure Access: Includes a lift-off hinged cover with a Mul-T-Lock system, captive set screws, and provisions for sealing, ensuring safe and controlled access.
- Versatile Connections: Comes with standard brass 35mm adjustable clamps for flexible conductor connections, and brass neutral and earth blocks with pinch-screw terminals.
- Easy Installation: Four 25mm knockouts in the top allow for straightforward SPN outgoing circuit connections, making installation quick and simple.
- Enhanced Safety: Bakelite fillets between phases offer additional insulation and safety.
- High Capacity: The busbar is rated at 400A, providing strong power distribution for residential setups.
- Compact Dimensions: Case size is 350mm H (including 50mm coupler) x 400mm W x 120mm D, allowing for easy installation in various settings.
This Ryefield 5-Way 60A Distribution Board is ideal for smaller residential projects, offering reliability and ease of installation.
Finish:
- Casework is stove-enameled in a light straw RAL 1014.
- Electrical parts are clean and corrosion-resistant, with steel screws and components zinc-plated for durability.
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