Click Mode Part M 2 Gang Quad Aperture Unfurnished Plate | CMA312AG
Part of the requirements of Part M1 is to aid disabled people within their surroundings, being able to activate a light, socket or control within arms length, for the visually impared being able to identify the units' position against its surrounding decor.
Click Mode Part M 2 Gang Quad Aperture Unfurnished Plate | CMA312AG
Traditionally, products such as telephone and TV coaxial sockets etc. have all been supplied built into a standard size wall plate. The environment in todays office and home however requires a number of services to be provided to a specific work station or convenient access point. The most flexible and efficient means of doing this is the use of modules on a multiple aperture plate.
Building Regulations for Part M, Part M1 of the building regulations refers to the 'Access and Use' of a building and its facilities with Sections 4.25 to 4.29 then refining the use and design considerations of switches, outlets and controls. Part of the requirements of Part M1 is to aid disabled people within their surroundings, being able to activate a light, socket or control within arms length, for the visually impared being able to identify the units' position against its surrounding decor.
Selecting from a range of module inserts covering all manner of media transfer, the installer will now be able to configure their own arrangement of TV, radio or satellite reception, plus speaker, telephone and data outlets. All modules can be inserted into single or double New Media wall plates, fitted onto standard switch and socket boxes.
The CLICK MEDIA Modules offer a flexible build solution to a host of individual media transfer requirements. The clip fit grid modules are simple to install in their blank mounting plates.
