Flush-Mount Electrical Box Simet Z 60KFw 60 mm orange — 80 pieces

Simet Z 60KFw flush-mount electrical boxes, 60 mm depth, orange finish, supplied in a pack of 80 pieces. These 60 mm mounting boxes are designed for installation behind switches, sockets and small junctions in solid and hollow walls. The boxes provide a stable enclosure for wiring terminations and device fixing while maintaining a low profile suitable for typical residential and light commercial electrical installations.

Advantages

The boxes are made to standard dimensions compatible with common European switch and socket mounting systems, offering consistent depth and reliable mechanical support. The orange color improves visibility during installation and inspection. Supplied in a bulk pack of 80 pieces, they are convenient for larger projects or repeat installations, reducing the need for frequent reordering. The design accommodates conduit and cable entry while keeping wiring protected within the mounting cavity.

Suitable for

• Mounting light switches and power sockets in solid masonry walls
• Installing electrical junctions and connection points in hollow block or drywall
• Bulk procurement for apartment renovations, new builds, or commercial fit-outs
• Projects requiring standardized 60 mm back box depth for devices and modular fittings

Key specifications

• Depth: 60 mm internal mounting depth suitable for standard wiring and device terminals
• Material: durable electrical-grade plastic designed for non-structural mounting use
• Color: orange finish for installer visibility
• Pack quantity: 80 pieces supplied together for bulk installation needs
• Mounting type: flush-mount (in-wall) installation for switches, sockets and small junctions

How to use

Determine the mounting location and cut the appropriate opening in the wall material to fit a 60 mm deep flush-mount box. For solid walls use the recommended drilling or chiseling method to create a recess; for hollow walls follow the manufacturer’s guidance for anchor or clamp fixing. Insert the box so its front flange sits flush with the finished wall surface, route cables through the provided knockouts or entry points, and secure the box using suitable fixing methods for the wall type. Complete wiring and attach the device (switch or socket) to the box using standard fittings and screws, ensuring that connections are made with power isolated and according to applicable electrical codes.

Usage recommendations

Use these boxes in combination with compatible faceplates and devices sized for a 60 mm back box. Inspect each box before installation for damage, and ensure that cable entries are sealed or grommeted where required to maintain mechanical protection. For safe and code-compliant installations, follow local electrical regulations and employ a qualified electrician for unfamiliar or complex wiring tasks.