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Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush 13 Way 100A Main Switch Consumer Unit with Type 2 SPD

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Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush 13 Way 100A Main Switch Consumer Unit with Type 2 SPDHager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush 13 Way 100A Main Switch Consumer Unit with Type 2 SPD The Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush Consumer Unit is a premium 13 way distribution board designed specifically for modern residential electrical installations. Featuring a 100A main switch and factory fitted Type 2 Surge Protection Device (SPD), this consumer unit delivers dependable circuit protection whilst safeguarding sensitive electronic equipment from

Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush 13 Way 100A Main Switch Consumer Unit with Type 2 SPD

The Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush Consumer Unit is a premium 13 way distribution board designed specifically for modern residential electrical installations. Featuring a 100A main switch and factory-fitted Type 2 Surge Protection Device (SPD), this consumer unit delivers dependable circuit protection whilst safeguarding sensitive electronic equipment from transient overvoltages.

Designed for installations where the consumer unit is positioned within living areas, the Design Evo range combines a discreet flush-mounted appearance with installer-friendly features, generous wiring space and compliance with current wiring regulations.

Key Features & Benefits

  • 13 way flush-mounted consumer unit with 100A main switch
  • Factory-fitted Type 2 Surge Protection Device (SPD)
  • 116A rated assembly suitable for domestic installations
  • Cable clamp secures incoming supply cables and meter tails
  • Round cable entry points on the top, bottom and sides
  • Rear knockouts for flexible cable entry
  • Cable protector plate included for rear cable protection
  • Rigid top wall construction reduces distortion when removing knockouts
  • Full metal DIN rail provides secure device mounting
  • Quick-release RCBO clips allow device removal without removing the busbar
  • Optimised internal cabling space for faster installation
  • Top-mounted neutral and earth terminal rails for neat wiring
  • Locate-and-hold cover design allows easier installation
  • Retained cover screws prevent loss during installation
  • Torque settings displayed inside the front cover for quick reference
  • Suitable for use with bidirectional RCBOs in generation applications

Technical Specifications

  • Product Code: VMEF113SPD
  • Range: Hager Design Evo Flush
  • Ways: 13 Way
  • Main Switch Rating: 100A
  • Rated Assembly Current (InA): 116A
  • Surge Protection: Factory-Fitted Type 2 SPD
  • Rated Voltage (Un/Ue): 230V AC, 50Hz
  • Rated Insulation Voltage (Ui): 320V AC
  • Impulse Withstand Voltage (Uimp): 4kV
  • Short Circuit Rating (Icc): 16kA RMS at 250V
  • Ingress Protection: IP2XC
  • Impact Resistance: IK05
  • Pollution Degree: 2
  • Earthing Systems: TN-C-S, TT and TN-S
  • Installation Type: Flush Mounted
  • Standards: BS EN 61439-3
  • EMC Classification: Environment B
  • Incoming Line/Neutral Terminal: 50mm² (80A–100A boards)
  • Incoming Earth Terminal: 16mm²
  • Warranty: 2 Years

Integrated Type 2 Surge Protection

The factory-installed Type 2 SPD helps protect electrical installations from transient overvoltages caused by lightning activity and switching operations within the electrical network. This provides additional protection for sensitive electronics, smart home equipment, computers, appliances and entertainment systems.

Designed for Modern Residential Installations

The Design Evo Flush range has been developed to meet the requirements of modern domestic electrical systems. Its flush-mounted design creates a clean finish while maintaining easy access for installation and maintenance. The robust metal enclosure also supports compliance with current fire safety recommendations for consumer units.

Compatible Accessories

  • VM02CE Cable Protector Plate – Protects cables entering from the rear of the enclosure
  • VM01SP Rear Stand-Off Plates – Allow surface-mounted cables to enter through the rear of the unit

Typical Applications

  • New-build residential properties
  • Domestic rewiring projects
  • Home extensions and refurbishments
  • Smart home installations
  • Properties requiring surge protection
  • Flush-mounted consumer unit installations

Reliable Protection with a Flush Finish

The Hager VMEF113SPD Design Evo Flush Consumer Unit combines advanced surge protection, installer-friendly features and a sleek flush-mounted design. Ideal for modern homes, it delivers long-term reliability, regulatory compliance and comprehensive electrical protection.

Instruction Manual:
Download the Hager Design Evo Installation Instructions

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