SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC MULTIFIX HOLTE DOOS 1M 12-27 MM 2 VASTE AANSLUITINGEN

Installing switches and sockets into hollow walls often means struggling with flimsy boxes that shift, crack, or fail to grip the plasterboard. The Schneider Electric Multifix cavity wall box solves this by providing a rock-solid, adjustable mounting platform that locks securely into walls from 12 to 27 mm thick. Its two rigid stubs offer clean, protected cable entry, while the halogen-free polypropylene body meets strict safety standards for modern electrical installations.

Who is it for

Electricians and professional installers who need a dependable, code-compliant solution for mounting wiring accessories in drywall, hollow brick, or cavity walls. It is equally suited for renovation projects where existing wall thickness varies and for new builds where speed and reliability are essential.

Main features

• Adjustable wall thickness range: 12–27 mm, accommodating most common plasterboard and hollow wall constructions.
• Two rigid cable entry stubs provide secure, strain-relieved routing for cables without extra grommets.
• Claw fixing mechanism ensures a tight, vibration-resistant grip inside the cavity.
• Halogen-free polypropylene construction reduces toxic smoke in case of fire.
• IP20 protection and IK07 impact resistance make it suitable for indoor use in residential and commercial settings.
• Glow wire tested at 850 °C for enhanced fire safety.
• Complies with EN 60670-1 and EN 60670-22, guaranteeing dimensional and performance compatibility.

Specifications

• Product type: Cavity wall box
• Number of gangs: 1
• Mounting type: Hollow wall / cavity wall
• Adjustable wall thickness: 12–27 mm
• Number of cable entries: 2
• Cable entry type: Rigid stubs
• Material: Polypropylene (PP)
• Colour: Grey
• Halogen-free: Yes
• IP rating: IP20
• IK rating: IK07
• Glow wire test: 850 °C
• Standards: EN 60670-1, EN 60670-22
• Fixing method: Claws
• Internal volume: 100 cm³
• Application: Switches, sockets, and other electrical accessories in hollow walls

Tips

Before cutting the hole, always check the exact wall thickness to ensure it falls within the 12–27 mm range. For a clean finish, use a hole saw slightly larger than the box diameter and deburr the edges. When routing cables through the rigid stubs, strip only the necessary outer sheath to maintain strain relief. For multiple boxes side by side, use the manufacturer's coupling pieces to maintain consistent spacing and alignment.