Clipsal 450 VC corrugated surfaces mounting block

Monday, 08 November, 2010 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

The Clipsal 450 VC mounting block for corrugated wall structures adapts the company’s Weathershield GPOs and typical 84 mm switches and sockets directly onto vertical corrugated wall cladding.

Available in two neutral colours of grey (450 VC, GY) and white (450 VC, WE), the mounting block provides a practical solution for mounting switches onto corrugated surfaces, while maintaining the IP rating of the company’s WSC227/2 weather-proof switches.

Online: www.se.com/au
Phone: 02 9125 8000

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