VETI3 Isolator 45 Amp 3 Pole Graphite 4×4

An isolator is a device used for isolating a circuit or equipment from a source of power. An isolator is a mechanical switching device that, in the open position, allows for isolation of the input and output of a device. Though many ovens are available in small enough ratings to be connected to a regular wall socket, many others require their own circuit. In these cases, it is usually best to install an isolation switch. An isolator switch is used to disconnect the circuit from the power supply so that the circuit can be maintained without interrupting power to the rest of the system. A proper isolator switch shall be in place above the level of the hob and it shall have at least 200 mm clearance from the hob. If your electrician wants to add a plug point, This can be used but only in a partition that doesn’t house the cylinder or hob. This is due to arcing between the 2 points.

The ultra slim design of the VETI 3 range has a modern and stylish look, sporting large switch covers for easy switching. The switches have a toggle action with the unique feature of being flat in the Off position, and slightly ajar when in the On position.

The VETI 3 cover plates and switch covers have an array of four interchangeable matt colour finishes to suit any interior. As standard options, Major Tech supplies five colour combinations to simplify the selection process. These combinations are a bronze cover with titanium switch, a titanium cover with graphite switch, a graphite cover with titanium switch, a graphite cover with graphite switch and a white cover with white switch.

Due to the safe customisation process unique to the VETI 3 range, customers can decide on any colour combination to ensure a stylish finish to match their décor. In addition, a combination of two-way and Bell Press switches are available as a standard selection.

Each switch includes a luminous fluorescent strip which glows when charged by sunlight or the lighting in the room. These strips do not consume current, however, and the glow will therefore only be visible in areas where they are exposed to sufficient light that is able to charge the fluorescent strip.