Bring your AC circuit controls together in one covered box

A tidy electrical installation makes the important controls easier to find. This 230V AC distribution box combines a circuit breaker, digital voltage-protection module, surge-protection components and manual switch inside one covered enclosure, keeping the AC-side hardware in a single organized location.

Key Benefits

Integrated component arrangement — Keep the breaker, voltage display and switching hardware together instead of mounting separate loose components.
Digital voltage-protection module — View the circuit voltage and access the module controls from the front.
Breaker-current choices — Select a listed 10A, 16A, 20A, 32A, 40A, 50A or 63A configuration for a professionally designed circuit.
Manual switch — Provides a dedicated front-operated switching component within the enclosure.
Two enclosure formats — Choose the Type 1 compact housing or the larger Type 2 housing to suit the planned mounting space.

Use it in a compatible household circuit or on the AC side of an inverter installation where a qualified electrician has specified the assembly. The translucent door keeps the component layout visible while giving the front panel a clean, finished appearance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this box for AC or solar-panel DC?

The listed operating voltage is 230V AC. In a solar installation it belongs only in a compatible AC-side design, not directly between DC solar strings and an inverter.

What do the amp choices mean?

They identify the selected breaker-current configuration, not wattage or guaranteed total system capacity. The electrician must match the assembly, conductors and connected equipment to the circuit requirements.

How do the two enclosure styles differ?

The dimension image lists Type 1 at approximately 20 × 15.5 × 9 cm and Type 2 at approximately 21.5 × 21 × 10 cm. The larger Type 2 has a side-hinged front cover.

Does it replace all electrical protection?

No. It brings several protection and switching components together, but does not establish RCD/GFCI protection or guarantee protection against every surge or direct lightning strike. The complete installation still needs the protection specified for the circuit.