Flush-mounted distribution box SCHNEIDERE EZ9EUB112 1x12 modules IP40 IK07 white door

Flush-mounted distribution box SCHNEIDERE EZ9EUB112 is designed to accommodate a single row of up to 12 modular devices for indoor electrical installations. The enclosure has an integrated white door and offers IP40 protection against solid objects and IK07 impact resistance, making it suitable for residential and light commercial settings where compact and orderly distribution of circuit breakers, residual-current devices and other DIN-rail modular components is required.

Advantages

The flush-mounted design allows the box to be installed neatly into walls, saving space and providing a discreet appearance. IP40 and IK07 ratings ensure basic protection against accidental contact and mechanical impacts. The white door and enclosure provide a neutral finish that blends with typical interior decor, while the single-row layout simplifies wiring and access during maintenance.

Suitable for

• Organising circuit breakers and residual-current devices in small apartment or house distribution boards
• Light commercial premises with limited space for electrical panels
• Renovation projects requiring a flush, low-profile distribution box

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1 row, up to 12 modular devices
• Protection class: IP40 (protection against solid objects >1 mm)
• Impact resistance: IK07
• Mounting type: flush-mounted (built-in) installation
• Door and enclosure colour: white
• Intended use: indoor installations

How to use

Install the distribution box into a prepared wall recess following applicable electrical codes and local regulations. Fix the enclosure securely, mount a compatible DIN rail and install modular devices up to 12 positions in a single row. Make all electrical connections with power off and according to wiring diagrams for the specific installation. Ensure that the door closes properly and that protective covers are fitted where required for safe operation and maintenance access.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable modular breakers and residual-current devices sized for the intended circuits, and arrange devices logically for easy identification. Verify that surrounding wall material allows flush installation and provides sufficient clearance for cabling. For any modifications or complex wiring work, consult a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with safety standards.