Circuit breakers and distribution boards typically come with manufacturer warranties ranging from 1 to 5 years, covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.

Warranty Coverage by Manufacturer

Schneider Electric (Acti9 Isobar)

• Offers a 5-year warranty on Acti9 Isobar distribution boards and iC60 miniature circuit breakers.
• Covers defects due to faulty workmanship or materials.
• Warranty is valid if the board and breakers are installed by a competent person according to manufacturer guidelines, have not been tampered with, and have not suffered mechanical damage.
• Defective units may be repaired or replaced free of charge, and replaced parts become the property of the manufacturer.
• Warranty registration is required to activate coverage, and it is in addition to statutory rights . Eaton (Type BR and CH Circuit Breakers)
• Provides a limited warranty covering devices against failure due to defects in material or workmanship under normal use and compliance with the National Electrical Code.
• Warranty service requires proof of purchase and returning the device to Eaton or the place of purchase.
• Eaton may repair or replace the defective device at its discretion.
• The warranty does not cover labor, shipping, installation, or other incidental costs.
• For products manufactured after June 1, 2024, updated warranty terms apply, while older products follow previous warranty documents .

General Conditions for Warranty Claims

• The distribution board and circuit breakers must be installed and maintained according to manufacturer instructions.
• Unauthorized modifications or servicing void the warranty.
• Any defective unit must be returned to the manufacturer or authorized distributor, often postage paid.
• Only genuine manufacturer products fitted to the distribution board are covered.
• Consumable parts and consequential damages are generally excluded from coverage .

Practical Tips

• Always register your warranty if required by the manufacturer.
• Keep proof of purchase and installation records.
• Ensure installation is performed by a qualified electrician to maintain warranty validity.
• Contact the manufacturer's customer service for guidance on claim procedures. By understanding these terms, you can ensure your distribution box and circuit breakers are properly covered and know the steps to take if a defect arises.