Distribution Box Doktorvolt TD 2x32A 4x230V with Mennekes Sockets DV-2435-F

Doktorvolt TD distribution box DV-2435-F provides two 32 A circuits and four 230 V Mennekes sockets for temporary power distribution on construction sites, outdoor events and industrial environments. The unit splits a single incoming supply into multiple protected outlets to power tools, lighting and equipment. Designed for portable use, the enclosure supports straightforward cable connection and clear access to each socket while maintaining electrical safety and durability expected from Doktorvolt equipment.

Advantages

The distribution box offers two separate 32 A circuits combined with four standard 230 V Mennekes sockets, enabling simultaneous connection of multiple devices without complex wiring changes. The compact yet robust housing is built for frequent handling and transport, while integrated protections reduce the risk of overloads. Simple socket layout and clear current ratings make on-site use and identification of circuits convenient for contractors and event technicians.

Suitable for

• Construction sites for powering handheld tools, pumps and lighting
• Outdoor events and temporary installations requiring multiple 230 V outlets
• Workshops and maintenance areas needing portable distribution
• Rental fleets where durable, easy-to-connect power distribution is required

Key specifications

• Number of circuits: 2 circuits at 32 A each
• Outlet type: 4 × 230 V Mennekes sockets
• Intended use: temporary power distribution for tools, lighting and equipment
• Housing: portable, impact-resistant enclosure suitable for on-site handling
• Connection: single incoming supply split into multiple protected outlets

How to use

Connect the incoming power supply to the distribution box according to site electrical regulations and ensure the supply source matches the unit's rated input. Once connected, plug equipment into the appropriate 230 V Mennekes sockets, taking care to balance load across the two 32 A circuits where possible. Verify that circuit protections are in place and that all connections are secure before energising the box. During operation, inspect cables and sockets for damage and avoid overloading any single circuit.

Usage recommendations

Use the distribution box in dry or suitably protected outdoor conditions and follow local electrical codes. Distribute high-power appliances across both 32 A circuits to prevent nuisance tripping. Regularly inspect connectors and the enclosure for wear; replace damaged cables or sockets promptly to maintain safe operation.