Designed and developed locally, electrical contractors can be assured of quality components, manufactured to the highest standards. The range is easy to identify with colour coded toggles and includes everything from Main Switches, Residual Current Devices RCDs, Miniature Circuit Breakers MCBs and Residual Current Devices with overcurrent protection RCBOs.
Wiring access can be a challenge in some switchboards. Wolverine’s Line or Load design allows installers to wire the breaker either top or bottom. Breaking capacity is offered in 6kA MCB and 4.5kA and 6kA in RCBO.
The Wolverine range fits common busbar arrangements (single pole, 1P+N and 3 pole installations) and meets maximum safety requirements in accordance with Standard AS/NZS and IEC 60898-1. Wolverine will accommodate most types of DIN Rail Mounted switchboard designs. For extra convenience, each device has a QR code that installers can scan to view Installation instructions.
This launch is the first stage of a major new addition to the Trader range with more to come.
Wolverine is ready to protect your next switchboard install.
https://www.gsme.com.au/other/wolverine
Released: November 2023
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