Installation Materials

The AK17 extension ring is 13 mm deep, and is used to modify the AU17.2 mounting.

The AK14 extension ring is used to change the depth of the AU8 and AU19 junction boxes, so that conduiting can take place above the concrete reinforcement. It gives a 75 mm space between the top level of the cast and the conduits; the AU19 gives a space of 67 mm.

Wall clamps offer a rapid means of attaching a mounting box to a 12-13 mm thick board wall. Wall clamp AS8.13 is available for 12 - 13 mm. The hole is made with an AT5 hole saw (Ø 74 mm), and the board clamps are placed on either side of the board. The box is pushed through the hole from...

The AS20 bushing insulator is used to attach conduit extensions, which have locking springs and a diameter of 20 mm, to a concrete casting mould. After the mould has been dismantled, an installation pipe of the same size can be connected to the insulator, and the piping can be continued. Made of halogen free material (IEC/61249-2-21).

The AS25 installation plug is used for fixing mounting/junction boxes through their base onto, for instance, concrete casting moulds. When the casts are removed, the plugs break at the groove that is level with the base. Made of halogen free material (IEC/61249-2-21).

The AS12 strain-relief inlet is used in conduitless flush mounting to fasten 5 x 2,5 mm² cables to the mounting boxes or junction boxes. The boxes are installed in the standard way in the board or other structure. (Conduitless flush mounting is acceptable in hollow structures under special circumstances). Made of halogen free material (IEC/61249-2-21).

The box AU17.2 has knock-outs for 11 inlets on the side, and 6 on the bottom. It can accommodate a device with a triple inlet. _x000D_If necessary, the box may be divided in two by using partition plate PMR345. Made of halogen free material (IEC/61249-2-21) and fulfills the requirements of the glow wire test according to the standard IEC/EN60670

The AUS15.2 mounting box is used in buildings that have board walls. The holes are made with a hole saw (AT1, or equivalent). After the required conduit or cable inlets have been knocked out, the box is inserted in the hole. Turning the screws clockwise tightens the fastener against the board and secures the box in place. Conduits and cables...

The mounting box is designed for installation in all new buildings and in prefabricated building elements, and can be used with cast materials. It has a total of five knock-out inlets, two of which are on the same side. The bottom of the box provides access for two rear inlets. The boxes can be connected to each other with the...

The AU19 junction box has knock-outs for 8 inlets and 4 bottom inlets. The box can be fastened using side nailing or a PMR577 support. The box has four screw pillars, two for M4 screws and two for 3,5mm universal screws. The box is possible to install in cramped spaces. The depth, 47 mm, is the same as the depth...

The AM11 earthing terminal is used, for example, for the potential equalization of air-conditioning and ventilation ducts. The earthing terminal has a single >10 mm² Cu terminal. The terminal bar is made of tinned copper. It is affixed with two pull rivets (pop-rivets), Ø 3,2 mm, in the air-conditioning or ventilation duct and the protective lead is connected to the...

The AU8 junction box is 73 mm high and has eight inlets for Ø 20 conduits. Two of the Ø 20 inlets are equipped with removable reducers for adjusting them to fit Ø 16 conduits. The box also has knock-outs for 4 side inlets and 4 bottom inlets. In wall installation the box can be attached with a AS13 support....