Flush-Mount Distribution Board No name EDB-24-FI — 24-module electrical panel, residual current provision

Flush-mount distribution board No name EDB-24-FI is a 24-module electrical panel intended for domestic and light commercial installations. The unit accommodates up to 24 DIN-rail mounted devices and provides a dedicated space for installing a residual-current device (RCD). It is designed to group circuit breakers, RCDs and other protective and switching devices in a single flush-mounted enclosure for organized power distribution.

Advantages

The enclosure supports a compact, flush-mounted installation that preserves wall space and provides a finished appearance. It accepts standard DIN-module devices, allowing flexible configuration of circuit breakers and protective equipment. The provision for a residual-current device ensures compatibility with RCDs to improve electrical safety. The panel's layout simplifies cable routing and device installation, which reduces installation time for electricians and installers.

Suitable for

• Residential apartment and house electrical distribution
• Small commercial premises and offices
• Renovation projects where a flush-mounted panel is required
• Installations requiring a dedicated position for an RCD

Key specifications

• Capacity: 24 DIN-modules
• Mounting type: flush (built-in) installation
• Compatibility: accepts standard DIN-rail mounted circuit breakers and protection devices
• Provision for residual-current device installation
• Enclosure designed for organized internal wiring and device grouping

How to use

Plan the layout of protective devices according to the electrical circuit design and local regulations. Mount the flush enclosure into a prepared wall recess at the required height and secure it in place. Fit DIN-rail rails and arrange circuit breakers, RCD and other modules across the available 24-module positions. Route and terminate outgoing and incoming conductors following manufacturer's torque and wiring guidelines, ensuring clear separation of neutral and earth where required. After completing connections, fit the cover and any trim components, and test the installation to confirm proper operation of breakers and residual-current protection.

Usage recommendations

Installations should be carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable electrical codes and standards. Verify device compatibility and thermal loading when populating the panel, and allow space for future expansion when possible.