Low Voltage
Final distribution boards (also called panel boards or DBs) feed lighting circuits, socket outlets, small power, and individual loads in occupied spaces. They sit at the end of the distribution chain and house modular MCBs, RCDs, and surge protection on a DIN rail.
Schneider Electric's Acti9 range is the global reference for final distribution, with iC60 MCBs, iID RCCBs, Reflex iC60 RCBOs, and the SmartLink communication system for remote monitoring.
For full technical specifications, datasheets, and certifications, refer to Schneider Electric's official product range:
Acti9, Easy9, Resi9, Disbo, Resbo, ComPact NSX, EasyPact CVS
Send us your project specs. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal.
Final distribution boards (also called panel boards or DBs) feed lighting circuits, socket outlets, small power, and individual loads in occupied spaces. They sit at the end of the distribution chain and house modular MCBs, RCDs, and surge protection on a DIN rail.
They use the Acti9 range, with iC60 MCBs, iID RCCBs, Reflex iC60 RCBOs, and the SmartLink communication system for remote monitoring.
Enclosure ratings range from IP30 to IP65, in single-phase and three-phase variants.
Yes. Surge protection devices are integrated, with optional SmartLink communication for remote monitoring.
Typical applications include office floors and tenant fit-outs; hotel rooms, hospital wards and retail units; residential developments; and light industrial and warehouse facilities.
Yes. The boards are offered in both single-phase and three-phase variants, populated with Acti9 modular MCBs, RCDs, and RCBOs to suit the circuits being served.
Yes. The boards accept Acti9 iID RCCBs and Reflex iC60 RCBOs, providing earth leakage and residual current protection on the circuits that require it.
Send us your circuit schedule and project specifications. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal based on the Schneider Electric Acti9, Easy9, Resi9, Disbo, Resbo, ComPact NSX, and EasyPact CVS ranges.