Yes. European and UK patents (EP No: 3254347) are granted and validated across the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland.
It is the only board in the world where every output is configurable. Each output can be set to Live, Neutral, or Live + Neutral. This universal architecture allows the board to accept 1 to 4 pole breakers—including the latest 1P+N breakers—all within a single unit. No other distribution board on the market offers this level of versatility.
Copper Savings:
The efficient design uses 50% less copper per installed board compared to standard breaker boards.
Drill-Free Entry:
Pre-drilled gland plates with removable blanks specifically for SWA cables eliminate the need for onsite drilling. This prevents metal swarf from entering the system and removes the risk of drill slippage damaging internal wiring—a critical safety feature when working near live components.
Removable Sides:
The chassis features removable sides, providing significantly better access for wiring and termination.
Traceability:
Live, Earth, and Neutral terminals are positioned in close proximity for every circuit, drastically simplifying the identification and testing process during fault finding.
Partial Isolation:
The board supports full circuit isolation (Live and Neutral) while the rest of the board remains live. This allows specific circuits to be safely worked on under “partial isolation” without shutting down the entire building.
Single-Phase:
Ideal for residential properties, light commercial premises, and supplementary zones.
Three-Phase:
Engineered for high-demand environments, including hospitals, schools, airports, data centers, and skyscrapers.
It acts as a hardware-led solution to energy waste, delivering measurable ROI. It prevents the “invisible tax” of heat and vibration that wastes up to 20% of power, while also extending the lifespan of sensitive equipment like AI servers and EV chargers.
Most competitors sell software to monitor waste; Symmetrical Power provides the hardware that actually fixes it. Our touch-proof, sealed bus bars and wireless breaker installation reduce total fitting costs by up to 50%.
The three-phase TP&N Equalizer has achieved TRL7. Following successful TÜV testing, the initial UK market rollout is scheduled for Q3 2026.
The current version offers adjustable manual balancing. The next phase of development integrates the Automatic Phase Balancing System (APBS) for real-time, AI-driven load management.
The technology is supported by simulation studies from NAREC/CATAPULT and endorsements from the University of Liverpool, University of Chester, Coventry University, MTC, and NAPIT.