Application solutions

Solutions organised around how buyers build, install and sell.

Six application paths — residential, commercial, EV, solar, panel-builder and private-label. Each starts with what the installation needs.

The four application paths side by side: a commercial board, an EV charging unit, a residential distribution box and a solar DC enclosure, each with its protective devices

Six practical paths, one per application.

Each path connects application risks, suitable product groups, standards direction and a project-specific inquiry.

Residential distribution range shown against a house exterior: a plastic distribution box with the lid open on its DIN rail, beside an MCB, an RCCB and an RCBO

Residential Electrical Distribution

For distributors and electrical brands developing a residential distribution range, product selection starts with the protection arrangement, usable ways, enclosure format and document scope—not the enclosure alone.

Main-switch, split-load RCD or individual RCBO arrangement
Number of outgoing circuits and spare ways
Surface-mounted or flush-mounted enclosure

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Commercial distribution range shown against a retail interior: a TP&N metal distribution board with its busbar and outgoing ways exposed, beside 100A main switches and a moulded-case switch disconnector

Commercial Building Power Distribution

Commercial distribution-board selection depends on rated current, outgoing ways, fault level, incomer arrangement, metering and installation constraints.

System voltage, frequency and rated current
Outgoing ways and required spare capacity
Main incomer and outgoing protective devices

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EV charging distribution range shown in a car park with wall-mounted chargers: an RCBO, a WSP240 surge protector and a 100A main switch, beside a populated distribution board

EV Charging Distribution & Protection

EV distribution equipment should be selected as part of the charger installation, with attention to enclosure, residual-current protection, surge exposure and destination-market rules.

Charger type, phase and rated load
Indoor, garage or outdoor installation environment
Earthing arrangement and upstream protection

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Solar DC protection range shown against a photovoltaic array: a DC miniature circuit breaker, a WSPV240 DC surge protector and a PV fuse holder, beside an IP65 DC combiner box

Solar DC Protection Systems

PV and other DC systems require devices documented for the relevant DC voltage, connection and fault duty; an AC rating cannot simply be carried across.