Main Switch Consumer Units
Main switch consumer units are the essential foundation of any domestic or small commercial electrical installation. Acting as the central hub for power distribution, these units feature a single main switch that controls the entire supply of electricity to the circuits in your property.
Need help selecting the right size or configuration? Our team is happy to advise. Explore the range below and find a reliable, compliant solution for safe and efficient power distribution.
- Consumer Units
- Bg Fortress Main Switch Consumer Units
- Live Electrical Main Switch Spd Consumer Unit
- Verso Main Switch Consumer Units
- Hager Main Switch Consumer Units
VML112SPDRKLOAD
Hager 12 Way Main Switch Populated Consumer Unit + Surge Protection | VML112SPDRKLOAD
£256.74(inc. VAT)
VML118SPDRKLOAD
Hager 18 Way Main Switch Populated Consumer Unit + Surge Protection | VML118SPDRKLOAD
£342.00(inc. VAT)
TPNH02-100
Live Electrical 2 Way Horizontal Three Phase Distribution Board 100A 4P Incomer | TPNH02-100
£55.24(inc. VAT)
LSMC14SRN/100
Live Electrical SRN 14 Way 100A Main Switch SPD No Fly Lead Populated Consumer Unit | LSMC14SRN/100
£190.76(inc. VAT)
TPNH03-100
Live Electrical 3 Way Horizontal Three Phase Distribution Board 100A 4P Incomer | TPNH03-100
£67.15(inc. VAT)
£28.42(inc. VAT)
£28.42(inc. VAT)
£118.06(inc. VAT)
£28.42(inc. VAT)
£28.42(inc. VAT)
£28.42(inc. VAT)
LSMC16SRN/100
Live Electrical SRN 16 Way 100A Main Switch SPD No Fly Lead Populated Consumer Unit | LSMC16SRN/100
£229.33(inc. VAT)
£261.07(inc. VAT)
What is a main switch consumer unit?
A main switch consumer unit is a type of distribution board that uses a single main switch to control the electrical supply to all outgoing circuits. It allows for full isolation of power and is typically used in setups where each circuit is protected individually by RCBOs.
When should I choose a main switch consumer unit over an RCD split load board?
Main switch units are ideal when you want to use RCBOs for individual circuit protection, offering better fault isolation and minimising the risk of nuisance tripping. They’re commonly chosen for properties with sensitive or critical loads, such as alarms, freezers or electric showers.