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Timeguard TX1110 10 Module, 7 Free Ways Consumer Unit with 100A Mains Switch, and Type 2 SPD

Timeguard TX1110 10 Module, 7 Free Ways Consumer Unit with 100A Mains Switch, and Type 2 SPD

SKU TX1110
Β£61.20 - Β£61.20
Β£61.20 inc VAT Β£51.00 exc VAT
Β£61.20 - Β£61.20
Β£61.20 inc VAT Β£51.00 exc VAT inc VAT Β£51.00 exc VAT

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Description

The Timeguard TX1110 is a 10-module metal consumer unit supplied with a 100A double-pole main switch and a factory-fitted Type 2 surge protection device. It leaves seven free outgoing ways for compatible circuit-protection devices selected by the installer.

For homeowners comparing replacement fuse boards, the important number is seven free ways. The ten-module figure includes the positions occupied by the supplied main switch and SPD.

Configure the board around the circuits

Designed for domestic new-build and consumer-unit replacement projects, this main-switch enclosure allows the outgoing protection to be chosen around the installation’s actual requirements.

Timeguard identifies the configuration for use with RCBOs and/or AFDD/RCBOs. These devices are purchased separately, allowing the electrician to select the appropriate protection for each circuit rather than working around a fixed selection of supplied breakers.

The manufacturer specifies Timeguard TX-series consumer unit devices only. Check the exact device compatibility and module widths when planning the layout.

The 100A double-pole main switch provides the main switching function. The Type 2 SPD addresses transient overvoltages that can affect connected electrical equipment.

Neither component replaces the outgoing protective devices. The completed board must include the protection required by the circuit design.

The SPD is already allowed for in the published seven-free-way capacity, so it should not be deducted again when comparing available space.

Specification
  • Range - TX Circuit Protection
  • Product code - TX1110
  • Product type - Main-switch consumer unit
  • Enclosure material - Steel
  • Mounting - Surface mounted
  • Total capacity - 10 modules
  • Free outgoing ways - 7
  • Main switch - Factory-fitted 100A double pole
  • Surge protection - Factory-fitted Type 2 SPD
  • SPD module width - 1 module
  • Outgoing protective devices - Selected separately
  • Compatibility - Timeguard TX-series consumer unit devices only
  • Rated voltage - 240V AC
  • Maximum current rating - 100A
  • Neutral bars - 1
  • Earth and neutral bar terminal capacity - 25mmΒ² maximum
  • DIN rail - Raised and removable
  • Visor - Curved, with optional locking kit
  • Top knockouts - 5 Γ— Ø20mm and 1 Γ— Ø32mm
  • Bottom knockouts - 5 Γ— Ø20mm and 1 Γ— Ø32mm
  • Rear knockout - 1 Γ— 90 Γ— 50mm
  • Side entries - Ø32mm knockouts
  • Supplied accessories - Live busbar, blank modules, rear grommets and circuit labels
  • Back-box dimensions - H259 Γ— W232 Γ— D87mm
  • Product standard - BS EN 61439-3
  • Enclosure guarantee - 10 years, subject to terms
FAQ's

Does TX1110 provide seven or ten outgoing circuits?

It provides seven free module positions. Ten modules describes the total enclosure capacity, including the supplied main switch and SPD.

Is it supplied with RCBOs?

No outgoing RCBOs are specified in the standard TX1110 package. Select the appropriate compatible devices separately.

Can all seven free positions be used for AFDD/RCBOs?

Timeguard identifies AFDD/RCBO configurations for this range. Confirm the exact device compatibility, width and circuit requirements before finalising the layout.

Can I use another manufacturer’s breakers?

Deta restricts compatibility to Timeguard TX-series consumer unit devices. Matching the DIN-rail format does not establish compatibility with the complete assembly.

What is the practical difference between TX1110 and TX1108?

TX1110 offers seven free ways; TX1108 offers five. Deta lists the same back-box dimensions for both, but different module capacities and 20mm knockout quantities.

When should I consider TX1114 instead?

TX1114 provides eleven free ways. Consider the larger model where the circuit schedule, device widths or planned spare capacity exceed what TX1110 can accommodate.

Does the 100A main switch provide overload protection?

Its 100A rating should not be mistaken for an automatic overload-trip function. Appropriate upstream and outgoing protection must be selected for the installation.

Does the SPD provide earth-leakage protection?

No. Surge protection and residual-current protection serve different purposes. The fitted SPD does not replace an RCD or RCBO.

Does β€œType 2 SPD” specify the type of RCBO required?

No. Type 2 describes the surge-protection device. The required RCBO characteristics must be selected separately for each circuit.