Example sub-distribution boards

• 2 × 12 TE

  2 rows · 24 TE

  Compact: one field, two rows of 12 modules. Good for a flat or a small house.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 2 × 12 TE kompakt

  2 rows · 24 TE

  Same 2 × 12 TE footprint, but every final circuit gets its own compact 1TE FI/LS: twice the individually protected circuits in the same space.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 2 × 12 TE kompakt + Phönix

  2 rows · 24 TE

  The compact 1TE FI/LS board, plus a Phoenix Contact PE/L/N terminal on every circuit: a real disconnect and test point before each breaker.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 3 × 12 TE

  3 rows · 36 TE

  Standard size: one field, three rows of 12 modules. A typical single-family home.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 4 × 12 TE

  4 rows · 48 TE

  Large single field: four rows of 12 modules. Built for bigger homes with a wallbox or heat pump.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 2 × 3 × 12 TE

  6 rows · 72 TE · 2 fields

  Two fields, three rows each. Room for the main house plus an annexe or granny flat.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 2 × 4 × 12 TE

  8 rows · 96 TE · 2 fields

  A detached house with basement, ground and upper floor: a room plan with 113 sockets and 30 circuits, plus the wired board with arc fault detection and a type B RCD for the EV charger.

  View configuration →Open in the planner
• 5 × 12 TE + 2 UV

  5 rows · 60 TE

  A bungalow with a garden hut and a bike shed, each with a small sub-board fed through buried cable: two trenches, NYY-J 5 × 10 mm² and 5 × 6 mm², bollard lights and a socket post in the garden.

  View configuration →Open in the planner

The ready-made configurations are examples that show what the planner can do. We give no warranty that they are correct, complete or functional. They are not designed for any specific installation. A qualified electrician must check every configuration and adapt it to the installation before it is fitted. Terms of use & safety