Underfloor-to-desk solutions

Underfloor to desk solutions are covered in a new brochure from Marshall-Tufflex

Marshall-Tufflex’s brochure on underfloor-to-desk solutions is described as a must-have guide. It is not just a catalogue of products but a guide clarifying the various installation possibilities. There is information on layout configurations, annotated images, diagrams, technical specifications, guides and photographs showing various systems and options for underfloor power and data distribution to desk service outlets.

This brochure offers a one-stop shop for specifiers and contractors for this type of installation. It also introduces some interesting new products.

The MT32 32 A prewired plug-and-play underfloor distribution system features prominently. MT32 floor box distribution units installed at floor level can each incorporate up to five independent protected circuits for supply to different zones — providing local isolation and facilitating ease of maintenance, inspection or reconfiguration.

There is also a new range of desk and panel-mount units designed with MT32 and Powertrack tap-off in/out connectors for fast installation plug-and-play connection.

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