Coffret de distribution électrique Hager VH36WWH

The Hager VH36WWH electrical distribution board is a compact unit designed for organizing and protecting multiple electrical circuits in residential and light commercial installations. With dimensions of 348 mm width, 98 mm depth, and 630.5 mm height, the enclosure provides a slim footprint suitable for wall mounting in utility rooms, corridors or service cupboards. Classified as protection class II, the board is designed to meet safety requirements for insulation and user protection during normal operation and basic maintenance.

Advantages

The distribution board combines a compact form factor with a standardized layout that simplifies installation and wiring. Its protection class II rating reduces the risk of electric shock by providing reinforced or double insulation where required. The enclosure dimensions allow placement in confined spaces while offering internal space for circuit breakers and wiring. The product is intended for straightforward integration with common DIN-rail mounted breaker modules and neutral/earth terminal blocks.

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How to use

Install the Hager VH36WWH on a stable vertical surface using appropriate fasteners and ensure sufficient clearance for wiring and breaker access. Fit compatible DIN-rail breakers, residual current devices and any required terminal blocks inside the enclosure according to local electrical codes. Route supply and circuit wiring through the designated knockouts or cable entries, secure conductors to terminals, and label circuits for future identification. Verify that the installation is carried out by a qualified electrician and perform insulation and continuity tests before energizing the panel.

Recommendations

Use the distribution board only within its intended application range: residential and light commercial electrical systems. Maintain accessible clearance around the enclosure, do not overload installed protective devices, and follow national wiring regulations. Periodically inspect terminals and protective devices for signs of wear or overheating, and arrange professional service if any irregularities are found.