Configure your electrical distribution cabinet
Number of connections, for example for camping or mooring pitches.
- 6
- 12
- 18
- 24
Makes pitches switchable, for example during check-in/check-out and overload.
- No
- Yes
Place a wall socket in the cabinet for temporarily connecting a device.
- No
- Yes
Protect the cabinet with fuses against overload, for example when there is no incoming protection or when looping through.
- No
- Yes
Switches site lighting automatically via the astronomical clock: on at sunset, off at sunrise, with adjustable time offset.
- No
- Yes
Connect extra equipment alongside your camping and mooring pitches. The output is protected against overload and short circuit, can be switched, and energy consumption is read out.
- None
- 1
- 2
Measures load and voltage per phase. Detects overload, imbalance, voltage drop and peaks, and with the application you receive an alarm when deviations occur.
- No
- Yes
Measures temperature and relative humidity and determines the dew point. Controls cabinet heating to prevent condensation damage. Online monitoring available.
- No
- Yes
Switches on automatically when the doors are opened. Provides good visibility in the cabinet, even in the dark, for safety and convenience.
- No
- Yes
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