This Clipsal wall box is a deep fire rated mounting accessory. This product can be used in multiple fire rated plasterboard applications. It has an acoustic rating of STC50. The materials are recyclable and environmentally friendly. This wall box has an earth terminal built in. The shape of the product is rectangle and facilitates one 84mm mounting switch or outlet plate. This device enables flush mounting. The dimensions of this indoor unit are (W) 98mm x (H) 53mm x (D) 70mm. The cross-section of the conductor is a maximum of 4mm². The colour of the product is natural and made up of steel material with electro-galvanized surface treatment. It reaches an IP2x degree of protection. This device is compliant with the standards AS/NZS 1530.4 and AS/NZS 60670 2021.
Released: February 2023
Learn more at https://www.clipsal.com/
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