Memera 2000 AD is a completely new, installer-friendly moulded consumer unit range which has been developed after extensive consultation with electrical contractors and the industry at large.

This British designed and manufactured consumer unit is an

alternative design to the established and extensive Memera 2000 range.

This revolutionary designed range is modern, stylish and it's attractive appearance blends into any décor providing greater flexibility for the units location.

Memera 2000 AD is styled to suite in any domestic location and utilises existing MEM control devices.

Enclosures come in a new stronger, more flexible moulding material. Isolator and RCCB controlled in-line and split load units are available.

With easy pictorial messages showing base, cover and way label, fixing points and pan assembly, quicker and easier on site installation can be achieved.

• All units are factory assembled to include all the main controlling devices. All that's required is the fitting of the MCBs etc. and the busbar which is provided in every unit securely held in it's transit carrier.
  
• The compact AD range is ideal for domestic applications and offers an alternative design to the established Memera 2000 range.

• The family resemblance to Memera 2000 is unmistakable with a modern attractive appearance to look at home in any house.
  
• The versatile 10 way split load unit allows for on site configuration of RCCB circuits between 1 and 9 ways.
  
• Every Memera 2000 AD consumer unit can be fitted with a 25mm earth terminal link kit (AET1) to aid final testing of the unit.
  
• The units are supplied with a combined pictorial installation guide and a high quality circuit identification way label which is easy to use and gives the finishing touch to a professional job.
  
• Unique to this range is the new sub circuit terminal numbering system. This easy, but clever way to distinguish individual circuit wiring terminations is as simple as 1, 2, 3. All isolator circuits utilise numbers from 1 - 12 whilst all RCCB controlled circuits use 21 - 32. Therefore, no need for last minute re-numbering of circuits. All numbers work away from the main or secondary controlling devices in conjunction with the MCB etc. All variations of split load units are catered for ensuring each circuit has its own unique number.