We fit it for you — or you fit it yourself
The unit is fitted directly inside the electrical panel. You can order installation from us, leave it to your own electrician, or fit it yourself.
1. Installation by our technician
You order installation together with the unit. A travel charge of 0,50 €/km (one way) from our premises in Baka is added — you see the final amount at checkout before you submit the order.
Pick a slot
Choose the day and time at checkout. We install on weekdays at 16:00, 17:00 or 18:00.
We come to you
A technician arrives at your address at the agreed time. You can send us a photo of your panel in advance if you like.
We fit it and hand it over
We fit the unit into the panel and explain how it works. Your panel is protected.
This is how a fitted unit responds to a fire inside a distribution cabinet.
What we will need
- Access to the electrical panel or cabinet
- Free space to suit the model you chose (0.1 / 0.2 / 0.4 m³)
- Your address and contact details
- Optional: a photo of your existing panel — it helps us prepare in advance
- Travel charge
- €0.50/km one way from our premises (Baka 530). You see the amount at checkout.
- Payment
- on the day of installation or by invoice (bank transfer).
- Time slots
- weekdays at 16:00 / 17:00 / 18:00
2. If you fit the unit yourself
There are two ways to mount the unit. The first is the standard, dependable one; treat the second as a fallback for when the first is not possible.
On a DIN rail
- The unit clips onto the DIN rail next to the breakers, just like any modular device. It takes up a slot on the rail.
- This is exactly how we fit it ourselves. It is a routine job that any electrician will finish in a few minutes.
- Feel free to call your own electrician. You do not have to order installation from us — if you already have someone, simply hand them the unit.
- A rail mount holds firmly and will not shift, even after years.
At the end of the industrial panel clip on the home page you can see a unit mounted exactly this way.
Taped to the panel door
- If there is no free space on the DIN rail, the unit can be stuck to the inside of the panel door with double-sided tape.
- Degrease the surface and wipe off any dust first, otherwise the tape will not hold.
- Close the door and check that the unit fouls nothing and presses on no cables.
Not sure the unit will fit?
Send us a photo of your panel and its dimensions — we will tell you which model fits, whether it will go on the rail, and what installation at your address would cost.