No. Unfortunately, there are not.

Bend Radius for 247PH100 is 715mm

The length is 290mm long. please see following website for catalogue information as well as Technical specifications https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=288/150

The part number for the bitsa box is 357TB. Some of the key features are: Tool boxes 12 compartment transparent box with assorted screws, screws and quantities included Includes: 357WF30 (100), 357/20 (150), 357WH12 (350), 357P30 (200), 357P20 (300), 357WH25 (100), 357PH50 (50), 357/63 (50), 357WHP32 (100), 357PH45 (100), 357/35 (100), 357/40 (100) For further information please visit www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=357TB

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.

Issue: Assigning Reference Switching to a Logic input in the ATV28 Product Line: ATV28 Environment: All Cause: N/A Resolution: From factory I/O settings it will be necessary to set the LI4 then LI3 inputs to some setting that is compatible with Reference Switching. Preset speeds are incompatible with Reference Switching. LI4 must be changed before LI3. If not using LI3 or LI4 set them to NO. In the I-O menu change the desired logic input to rFC. It will be in Auto and use AI2 or AIC for speed reference when the contact is open. The drive will be in Hand mode and use AI1 for speed signal when there is 24 VDC on the rFC input.