Power Distribution Unit Brennenstuhl 1154900011 7 AC Outlets 400V

The portable construction power distributor Brennenstuhl 1154900011 with a 2 m oil-resistant connection cable is designed for use on construction sites and for permanent outdoor use thanks to IP44 protection and a robust cable. The unit provides seven AC outlets in total — three CEE sockets and four earthed sockets — and offers an ergonomically shaped carrying handle and a rear winding device for the cable. A 30 mA residual current device (RCD) increases safety by quickly disconnecting active conductors when residual current is detected.

Advantages

The power distribution unit has a plastic-coated tubular steel frame for mechanical protection and is rated IP44 for splash and dust protection. It supports a rated input voltage of 400 V and a maximum electrical load capacity of 22,000 W with a maximum current carrying capacity of 32 A. The integrated RCD (30 mA / 40 A / type A) and five circuit breakers add protection against faults. The cable is H07RN-F 5G4.0, oil-resistant and 2 m long, and the unit features both 16 A and 32 A CEE sockets to suit different connection requirements.

Suitable for

• Temporary power distribution on construction sites
• Outdoor work areas requiring IP44 protection
• Connecting power tools and site equipment (16 A and 32 A CEE devices)
• Workplaces that need a robust, portable power solution with RCD protection

Key specifications

• Brand and model: Brennenstuhl 1154900011
• AC outlets: 7 (4 earthed sockets + 3 CEE sockets)
• CEE sockets: 1 × 16 A 3P+N+PE (5p) 400 V; 2 × 32 A 3P+N+PE (5p) 400 V
• Plug system plug: CEE 32 A 3P+N+PE (5p) 400 V
• Cable: H07RN-F 5G4.0, 2 m, oil-resistant
• Rated input voltage: 400 V
• Max. electrical load capacity: 22,000 W
• Max. current carrying capacity: 32 A
• Residual current device: 30 mA / 40 A / type A
• Number of circuit breakers: 5
• Protection class: IP44; protection class II
• Weight: 8.25 kg
• Colour: White
• MPN/EAN: 1154900011 / 4007123673704

How to use

Place the distribution unit on a stable and dry surface or mount it as required on site. Unwind the rear winding device and connect the unit to a compatible CEE power source using the built-in CEE 32 A plug. Before connecting equipment, switch on the circuit breakers and test the RCD by using its test button to ensure it trips correctly. Plug tools and devices into the appropriate 16 A or 32 A CEE sockets or into the earthed sockets, observing the unit's maximum load and the individual appliance ratings to avoid overloading.

Recommendations

Use the distribution unit in accordance with applicable site safety regulations. Ensure the RCD functions regularly by testing it before each working period. Avoid using the unit submerged in water and do not exceed the maximum rated load. For long-term outdoor installation, protect the unit from direct exposure to heavy rain when possible and perform regular visual inspections of the cable and enclosure.