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Star Trans iPanel Smart Home Distribution Panel | 6-36 Module Flush-Mounted Steel Enclosure
Star Trans iPanel Smart Home Distribution Panel | 6-36 Module Flush-Mounted Steel Enclosure
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The Star Trans iPanel Smart Home Distribution Panel is a flush-mounted steel enclosure range developed for organized residential and commercial automation panels. Six enclosure sizes cover compact lighting-control projects through larger smart-home installations, with selectable capacities from 6 to 36 modules.
Each iPanel enclosure provides a structured housing for project-selected DIN-rail protection, smart relays, lighting controllers, automation modules, terminal blocks and associated wiring. The generous depth of the larger sizes supports cleaner cable routing and practical separation of control and power components when the panel is designed and assembled by a qualified panel builder.
Available Star Trans iPanel smart-home panel sizes
| Capacity | SKU | Enclosure dimensions (H x W x D) |
|---|---|---|
| 6 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-6M | 600 x 400 x 150 mm |
| 9 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-9M | 800 x 600 x 200 mm |
| 12 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-12M | 1000 x 600 x 200 mm |
| 18 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-18M | 1200 x 600 x 250 mm |
| 24 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-24M | 1400 x 800 x 250 mm |
| 36 modules | IPANEL-SMART-HOME-36M | 1600 x 800 x 300 mm |
Typical applications
- Smart-home electrical distribution and home automation panels
- Lighting-control, scene-control and smart-relay installations
- Residential villas, apartments, offices and commercial fit-outs
- DIN-rail control modules, protection devices and terminal organization
- Custom panel-building projects requiring a flush-mounted steel enclosure
Ordering and installation notes
Select the variant by module capacity and enclosure dimensions. The listed price is for the panel enclosure only. Smart-home devices, circuit breakers, relays, meters, terminal blocks, wiring and accessories are not included. The product image shows an illustrative assembled layout and does not define the supplied internal equipment.
A qualified electrician or panel builder should confirm the internal layout, protective-device ratings, cable entries, earthing, ventilation, circuit segregation and applicable project standards before installation.
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