Selection reference
| Accessory | Purpose | What to specify |
|---|---|---|
| Tap-off unit | Circuit supply and protection | Mounting orientation |
| Unit outlets | Connection to the load | Direct cable, fixed socket or mobile socket |
| Horizontal elbow | Direction change | Angle and leg dimensions |
| Feed box | Incoming cable connection | Touchscreen option |
| Panel connector | Equipment interface | Type and drawing |
| Hanging support | Suspension of the run | Support layout for the project |
Source: Data Pro manual §4.3, §5 and §6.
Units have 1, 3 or 6 circuits; the standard arrangement is 3 single-phase circuits.
Metering modules are optional.
More suitable if…
Data Pro is more competitive if you need organised branches and changing loads in data centres, laboratories or telecom facilities.
Not ideal if…
It is not ideal to choose by appearance or assume any tap-off fits; confirm compatibility and site conditions, including altitude.
Frequently asked questions
Are tap-off and plug-in separate product lines?
Here they describe the branch unit and its connection; they do not replace the full component code.
Can I specify a cable outlet?
Yes; the manual distinguishes direct cable, fixed industrial socket and mobile industrial socket outputs.
Is monitoring included?
Not necessarily; intelligent modules are optional.
What about end caps?
Do not reuse an LVA end-cap specification for Data Pro; confirm the termination component and code with engineering.
From drawing to estimate
Planning outlets early lets you compare future reconfiguration costs against rewiring individual cable circuits.