Geo consists of a structure designed for marine environments, featuring high UV, impact and weather resistance. It consists of two slip and compression molded components made of SMC-reinforced thermoset material. The structure is also self-extinguishing according to UL94, classified V0 with a thickness of 4.5 mm, and maintains its properties in a temperature range of -40°C to +110°C. All fasteners are made of stainless steel.
The single-sided dispenser is designed to take up little space, maintaining compact dimensions even with plugs inserted.
Basic features
- Degree of protection: IP56.
- Mechanical resistance: IK10
- Material type: insulation
- Mark: IMQ PIC conforming to EN62208 standard
- Thermoset SMC thermoset fiberglass shell self-extinguishing class V0 according to UL94.
- Internal supporting structure.
- kit with E27 LED lamp to illuminate the surrounding walking surface and socket side with automatic night light switching without the need for a dedicated light line.
- CEE sockets from 16A to 63A.
- “Easy system” IP55 electronic control unit with alphanumeric display.
- General disconnection device.
- Residual current circuit breakers to protect each outlet.
- Electronic active energy meters with display for direct reading for consumer protection approved according to MID (Measuring Instruments Directive) connected to the “easy system” control unit.
- Terminal blocks from 16mmq to 120mmq.
- Steel and brass waterworks unit equipped with ball taps with reinforced nylon handle.
- Class B-H/A-V nickel-plated brass volumetric water meters with numerator for direct reading (Note: MID directive requires meters with built-in numerator) connected to the “easy system” control unit.
With CloudEnergy, the Minus Led column becomes a smart and wireless hub, connected via Wi-Fi or M2M SIM. Consumption is transmitted in real time and automatically recorded in PMS and accounting systems. Management is precise and automated: even with multiple outlets or vessels, costs are charged correctly, optimizing time and resources.
