No, they are only available in grey. This applies to the 280/16 (16mm), 280/20 (20mm), 280/25 (25mm), 280/32 (32mm), 280/40 (40mm) and 280/50 (50mm).

Yes, you can order the 220/20 in white but it needs to be done as a special. For more information, please refer to the link:https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=220/20

Yes, there is a range of screw caps to suit 56 series plugs and extension sockets. They are 56PC for 3PH 10/20A plugs, 56PCI for 3PH 32-50A plugs ,56PC2 for single phase 10/20A plugs and 56SC2 for single phase extension sockets. For further information please visit https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/search-results?q=56pc or https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/search-results?q=56pc2

203M. Pressed Metal Conduit Fittings, Earth Clips, Water pipe adjustable earth clip 15 - 20mm or 1/2 - 3/4 inch. Please see following link under the documentation tab for full catalogue. https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=203M

TRACE SW4024 shows Generator under/over speed error The Trace SW4024 120/60hz has a preset AC2 allowable frequency range from (53-67 hz) If there is a frequency out of that range you will get a generator under/over frequency. Solution: Service generator, replace bushings if applicable, and try to reduce max charge rate to see if the remedies the generator input.

Issue: Implementing a hardwire stepdown transformer in a 208v or 240v environment Product Line: Smart-UPS / Symmetra Environment: APTF10KT01, APTF10KW01, and APTF20KW01, All Serial Numbers Cause: Unbalanced UPS outputs require a stepdown transformer to power 120v loads Resolution: This document refers to installing the APTF10KT01, APTF10KW01, and APTF20KW01 transformers in a North American 120/240 or 120/208 environment. For installations in other regions please consult the users manual. The wiring block outputs are as follows: For domestic use, make sure that the Terminal Block Jumper is installed between the Ground Terminal and Terminal 8 on the output wiring block, as illustrated on page 8 of the user manual. Please also make sure that the input voltage switch is in the correct position. The step-down transformer provides 240/120 output as 2 120v hots, a neutral, and a ground. It provides 208v output as a 120v hot, an 88v hot, and a ground. The 120v hot (terminal 7) and the 88v hot (terminal 9) are 180 degrees out of phase. You will measure 208v from terminals 7 to 9. The step-down transformer is not able to provide 2 120v hots that are 120 degrees out of phase as you would see with utility power. Note: If your installation requires both 208v and 120v output power you will need 2 separate subpanels: a 240v/120v panel and a dedicated 208v subpanel.