Hager Consumer Units

Shop Hager consumer units, designed to safely distribute and protect electrical circuits in residential and light commercial installations. Built to meet the requirements of the latest 18th Edition wiring regulations, Hager consumer units offer reliable circuit protection, flexible configurations and compatibility with modern protection devices including RCBOs, MCBs and surge protection.

The range includes main switch boards, dual RCD and high integrity consumer units, providing solutions for everything from standard domestic installations to higher-spec projects. Known for their build quality and installer-friendly design, Hager consumer units are a trusted choice for electricians seeking safe, compliant and easy-to-install distribution boards.

Whether you are upgrading an existing installation or completing a new build, Hager offers a wide selection of consumer units to suit different circuit requirements and protection preferences.

Key features of Hager consumer units:

  • 18th Edition compliant design – Built to meet current UK wiring regulations, including compatibility with surge protection devices
  • Flexible configuration options – Available as main switch, dual RCD and high integrity boards to suit different installation requirements
  • Supports modern protection devices – Designed for use with Hager RCBOs, MCBs and AFDDs for complete circuit protection
  • Improved circuit protection – Helps safeguard against overloads, short circuits and electrical faults
  • Robust metal enclosures – Fire-resistant construction for enhanced safety and regulatory compliance
  • Installer-friendly layout – Generous wiring space and logical design support faster, easier installation
  • Expandable and adaptable – Suitable for a wide range of domestic and light commercial applications
  • Reliable Hager quality – Trusted performance and consistent manufacturing standards for long-term use

Learn more about Hager consumer units and their features in our FAQs below.

  • Looking for individual circuit protection? Browse our Hager RCBOs for combined overload and earth fault protection.
  • For basic overcurrent protection, explore our Hager MCBs available in a range of B and C curve options.
  • For enhanced fire safety, view our Hager AFDD RCBOs designed to detect dangerous arc faults.

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Hager Consumer Units FAQs

A consumer unit, often referred to as a fuse box, is the main electrical distribution board in a property. It receives electricity from the mains supply and distributes it safely to different circuits throughout the building.

Modern consumer units also provide essential protection against electrical faults, including overloads, short circuits and electric shock, helping to improve safety and prevent damage to wiring and connected equipment.

RCBO consumer units provide individual protection for each circuit, meaning that if a fault occurs, only the affected circuit is disconnected. This helps reduce disruption and makes fault finding easier.

RCD consumer units, on the other hand, protect multiple circuits together. While they are often more cost-effective, a single fault can cause several circuits to trip at once, making them less flexible compared to RCBO-based systems.

Yes. Hager consumer units are designed to meet the requirements of the latest BS 7671 (18th Edition) wiring regulations. They support modern circuit protection devices such as RCBOs, MCBs and AFDDs, and are compatible with surge protection devices where required.

This ensures installations are compliant, safe and suitable for modern electrical demands.

In many installations, surge protection devices (SPDs) are recommended or required under current wiring regulations. These devices protect electrical equipment from voltage spikes caused by events such as lightning strikes or switching surges.

Including SPD protection in a consumer unit can help prevent damage to sensitive electronics and is increasingly specified in modern installations.

Yes. Upgrading an older consumer unit to a modern board can significantly improve electrical safety and bring the installation in line with current regulations.

New consumer units offer improved circuit protection, better fault detection and compatibility with modern devices, making them a worthwhile upgrade for both residential and commercial properties.

Consumer units house a range of circuit protection devices, each designed to protect against different types of electrical faults:

Together, these components ensure safe and reliable operation of an electrical installation.

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