Sub-distribution board 63 A is a light and compact worksite board. It either stands on its base or hangs on a wall. Moreover, it weighs only 11 kg, so you can lift and carry it easily by its handle.

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Sub-distribution board 63 A – features

• Outlets 4 x 16A (230V), 2 x 16A, 2 x 32A and 1 x 63A
• Self-closing, lockable safety covers
• RCDs 30 mA and 300 mA
• Short-circuit strength Icf = 17 kA
• IP rating IP44
• Powder-coated, corrosion-resistant 2 mm aluminium
• Stands on its base or hangs on a wall
• Weight 11 kg, dimensions 543×466×273 mm
• CE marked

Versatile socket outlets

The Sub-distribution board 63 A has 4 x 16A (230V) and 2 x 16A socket outlets. In addition, it has 2 x 32A and 1 x 63A outlets. Therefore, the same point feeds both hand tools and a larger machine.

Self-closing, lockable safety covers

The self-closing, lockable covers protect the sockets even when nobody uses them. In addition, the short-circuit strength of Icf = 17 kA keeps the board safe in fault situations.

Sub-distribution board 63 A – sturdy frame in a light package

The sturdy frame is powder-coated, corrosion-resistant 2 mm aluminium, so it withstands hard use on worksites. Furthermore, the IP44 rating protects the internal parts from dust and splashing water.

The board suits medium-sized construction and renovation sites. There, you need a light sub-distribution board that moves easily and still feeds a larger machine.

Part of worksite power distribution

A sub-distribution board is the point of use on site. It feeds hand tools, lighting and dryers, so place it close to the work to keep extension cords short.

You can add sub-distribution boards as the site grows. However, plan the whole set in advance, so that the main board supply is sufficient for all of them.

See the main distribution boards and the plug-on sub-distribution boards. Real-time consumption monitoring is explained on the Spine page.

Sub-distribution board 63 A – safety

Only a qualified electrician makes the connection. First, the electrician isolates the board and then verifies by measurement that it is dead.

Test the RCD with its test button at commissioning and then at regular intervals. Also keep the board freely accessible, even when the site fills up with material.

Replace a cracked enclosure, a burnt terminal or a damaged socket instead of improvising a repair. You can read more about the requirements for site installations on the Tukes website.

Sub-distribution board 63 A – technical data

Rated current	63 A
Rated voltage	400 V (50 Hz)
Sockets	4 x 16A (230V), 2 x 16A, 2 x 32A, 1 x 63A
Residual current device (RCD)	30 mA and 300 mA
Short-circuit strength	Icf = 17 kA
IP rating	IP44
Dimensions (H×L×D)	543×466×273 mm
Weight	11 kg
Approvals	CE

Frequently asked questions

Can I hang the Sub-distribution board 63 A on a wall?

Yes. The board either stands on its base or hangs on a wall.

Are the sockets protected when not in use?

Yes. The covers are self-closing and lockable.

What is the 63 A outlet for?

It is for a larger machine that does not fit a 16 A or 32 A outlet.

What is the IP rating?

The IP rating is IP44, and the short-circuit strength is Icf = 17 kA.

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