Surface-mounted distribution board ADELID RM-NT-24T — 24 modules (2×12M)

ADELID RM-NT-24T — 24-module surface-mounted distribution board (2×12M) designed to organize and protect electrical circuits in residential and small commercial installations. The enclosure accepts standard DIN-modules including miniature circuit breakers (MCBs), residual current devices (RCDs) and other modular protection and control devices. The surface-mounted design allows installation on walls where recessed mounting is not possible or practical, simplifying wiring access and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The ADELID RM-NT-24T provides a compact and clearly arranged solution for grouping up to 24 DIN-modules in two rows of 12 modules each. Its surface-mounted enclosure simplifies installation on finished walls and reduces the need for in-wall recessing. The layout supports straightforward wiring and access to terminals, facilitating inspection and replacement of modular devices. Built for common residential and light commercial applications, the board accommodates standard modular protective devices to support circuit segregation and organized distribution.

Suitable for

• Small to medium residential electrical distribution panels
• Light commercial or office circuits requiring up to 24 DIN-modules
• Retrofit installations where flush mounting is impractical
• Service areas, utility rooms, and workshops with surface-mounted wiring

Key specifications

• Capacity: 24 DIN-modules organized as 2×12M
• Mounting type: Surface-mounted enclosure for wall installation
• Module format: Standard 18 mm DIN-modules compatible with MCBs, RCDs and modular devices
• Rows: Two horizontal rows of 12 modules each for organized component layout
• Access: Removable front cover for module installation and maintenance

How to use

Mount the ADELID RM-NT-24T on a suitable wall surface using the recommended fasteners and ensure the enclosure is level. Install the required DIN-modular devices (MCBs, RCDs, and other modules) into the assigned slots following the manufacturer instructions for each device. Route incoming and outgoing conductors through the enclosure knockouts or entry points, secure terminals per local electrical codes, and use appropriate busbar or rail mounting for device connections. After wiring, secure the front cover to protect the modules and label circuits for future identification.

Usage recommendations

Ensure all installation and wiring is performed by a qualified electrician and comply with applicable local wiring regulations. Select modular protective devices with ratings and characteristics appropriate for the connected circuits, and leave adequate space for neutral and earth termination and for heat dissipation. Periodically inspect connections and device operation as part of routine electrical maintenance.