Introducing Clipsal’s latest in circuit protection — the new MAX9 Switchboards. These tough plastic DIN‑rail boards come in 13M, 18M and 24M widths with 1–4 row options, giving you the flexibility to handle anything from standard home jobs to bigger, high‑demand setups. Choose from surface, flush or IP65 weatherproof versions, so you’re covered whether the board’s going inside, outside or in an exposed spot. With extra space for larger loads, 3‑phase circuits and monitoring gear, the MAX9 range makes wiring easier and cleaner. It’s also built to work perfectly with MAX9 devices and MAXBAR busbars, helping you install faster, keep boards tidy and stay ready for future upgrades.
The new MAX9 Switchboard range is a solid, all‑round solution — the perfect choice for any job. Whatever the install, environment or load, MAX9 has you covered.
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