Powermax V12 7-Way Unit
The Powermax 7-Way Flush Unit facilitates safe electrical distribution in residential and commercial environments. This distribution board organizes up to seven individual circuits within a recessed enclosure. It integrates into wall structures to provide a low-profile finish. The V12 series architecture prioritizes cable management and terminal accessibility for field technicians. This unit serves as the primary control point for sub-circuits in apartments or small office sections. It protects sensitive circuit breakers from physical damage and environmental dust. The internal chassis supports standard DIN rail mounting for various protection devices.
The enclosure features a high-impact resistance rating to withstand typical installation stresses. A transparent cover allows for immediate visual inspection of breaker status without opening the unit. The latching mechanism ensures the door remains closed during normal operation. Pre-formed knockouts on the top and bottom simplify conduit entry. These entry points accommodate multiple cable sizes for flexible wiring configurations. The internal volume provides sufficient clearance for bend radii of standard gauge conductors.
Copper busbars come standard to ensure low-resistance connections across the distribution rail. This reduces heat buildup during peak load periods. The neutral and earth terminal blocks feature high-torque screws for secure wire retention. Each terminal identifies clearly to prevent cross-wiring errors during installation. The unit complies with international safety standards for low-voltage switchgear. Its white finish provides a neutral appearance suitable for most interior decors.
Technicians appreciate the removable interior frame which allows for off-site wiring. This feature speeds up project timelines by separating the enclosure mounting from the component installation. The V12 series utilizes flame-retardant materials to mitigate fire risks in the event of a fault. It provides a reliable housing solution for RCDs, MCBs, and surge protection devices. The compact footprint makes it suitable for locations with limited wall space. Precise manufacturing ensures the front panel fits tightly against the wall surface. This prevents the ingress of debris into the electrical connections. The unit maintains structural integrity over long operational lifespans. It offers a professional solution for localized power management requirements.
Key Features
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Flush Mount Chassis
The recessed design allows the enclosure to sit inside wall cavities for a flat profile. -
Seven-Way Module Capacity
- Accommodates seven 18mm DIN rail modules
- Supports mixed configurations of MCBs and RCDs
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Integrated Busbar System
High-conductivity copper bars provide uniform power distribution to all connected breakers. -
Environmental Protection
- IP40 ingress protection rating
- Flame-retardant thermoplastic construction
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
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| Brand | Powermax |
| Model | CC-PMF7V12 |
| Mounting Type | Flush / Recessed |
| Number of Ways | 7 Way |
| Material | Flame-retardant Plastic |
| IP Rating | IP40 |
| Standard | IEC 60439-3 |
What’s in the Box
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Powermax V12 7-Way Enclosure
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Internal DIN Rail Assembly
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Neutral and Earth Terminal Bars
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Copper Busbar
Why Choose Powermax V12 7-Way Unit
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Enhanced structural safety through heat-resistant housing materials.
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Efficient installation using pre-configured knockouts and terminal blocks.
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Standardized compatibility with universal 18mm circuit protection modules.
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Professional aesthetics with a low-profile recessed mounting system.
Maina Kamau (verified owner) –
The finish is quite clean for a flush unit. It doesn’t stick out too much from the wall once plastered. Good for a small 2-bedroom house where you don’t have too many circuits.
Sarah Otieno (verified owner) –
Arrived in Thika the next day. The packaging was secure and the unit was in perfect condition. The V12 looks sturdy enough for the price compared to other brands I’ve seen in the shops.
Eng. David Mutua (verified owner) –
Used this for a small office renovation in Westlands. 7 ways is just enough for the basic lighting, sockets, and maybe one or two AC units. Powermax is becoming a reliable go-to for these budget-friendly residential projects.
Fatuma Hassan (verified owner) –
Good value for money. Very easy to install and looks neat.
Kevin Omondi (verified owner) –
I like that the internal busbar and wiring space is actually manageable. Most cheap units are too cramped, but this V12 7-way gives you a bit of room to work with. Installed it last week for a client in Rongai and they are happy with how neat it looks on the corridor wall. No complaints so far.
Peter Njuguna (verified owner) –
It does the job well, though the plastic cover feels a bit light. You have to be careful when snapping it shut. For the price though, it is a fair deal. It fits the 7 breakers perfectly without any alignment issues.