Complete Kits

Complete switchboard kits offer licensed electricians and contractors a time-saving solution for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical installations across Australia. Each pre-loaded distribution board arrives ready to install with integrated safety switches, circuit breakers, and main switches configured for immediate deployment.​

Ready-to-Install Distribution Solutions

These complete kits eliminate the time-consuming task of sourcing and assembling individual circuit protection components, reducing project setup time and minimizing the risk of incompatible components. Available in configurations ranging from compact 2-pole caravan units to comprehensive 24-pole flush-mounted boards, each kit arrives fully assembled with RCDs, RCBOs, MCBs, and main switches positioned for optimal circuit management.​

Designed for Trade Efficiency

Licensed contractors working on tight project deadlines benefit from the plug-and-play convenience of complete switchboard kits that meet Australian electrical standards. Surface mount and flush mount options accommodate various installation requirements, from residential renovations and townhouse developments to garage workshops and commercial fit-outs. The pre-configured design ensures consistent quality control while allowing electricians to focus on installation rather than component assembly.​

Comprehensive Protection in Single Packages

Each complete kit integrates multiple layers of circuit protection within a certified enclosure, providing the safety switching, overcurrent protection, and load distribution required for compliant electrical installations. Pre-loaded combinations featuring RCD protection with MCB circuits or full RCBO configurations deliver the flexibility needed for diverse residential and light commercial applications, from single-dwelling upgrades to multi-unit apartment complexes.​

FAQs

What’s included in a complete switchboard kit?

Complete switchboard kits include the enclosure, main switch, safety switches (RCD), circuit breakers (MCB or RCBO), DIN rail mounting, and all necessary internal components pre-installed and ready for connection. This eliminates the need to source individual circuit protection devices separately.​

What’s the difference between RCD/MCB and RCBO configurations?

RCD/MCB kits use residual current devices protecting multiple circuits paired with individual miniature circuit breakers, while RCBO kits feature combined residual current and overcurrent protection for each circuit independently. RCBO configurations offer more precise circuit isolation but typically cost more than RCD/MCB combinations.​

Are these kits suitable for residential and commercial projects?

Yes, complete switchboard kits accommodate both residential installations and light commercial applications. Smaller 6-12 pole configurations suit residential properties, granny flats, and garage workshops, while larger 18-24 pole boards handle townhouses, apartments, and commercial spaces requiring more circuit capacity.​

Do complete kits comply with Australian electrical standards?

All complete switchboard kits sold by iSupply Electrical meet Australian electrical safety standards and include certified components suitable for licensed electrician installation. Each kit features compliant circuit protection devices, proper enclosure ratings, and appropriate safety switching for residential and commercial use.​

Can I order these kits for same-day pickup?

Licensed electricians and contractors can collect complete switchboard kits from the Fairfield East location for same-day project deployment. Alternatively, online orders ship Australia-wide with delivery typically within 1-6 business days depending on location and stock availability.​

What pole count do I need for my project?

Pole count determines the number of circuit positions available in the distribution board. Typical residential homes require 12-18 poles, townhouses and duplexes need 12-24 poles, and garage or workshop installations work well with 6-8 pole configurations depending on circuit requirements.