Who makes this??

[NozSpark]

Anyone idea as to what make this is??

And can I get a plate for it??

 

[Lurch]

It'll say MK on the back of the switches, I may have a plate for it somewhere, did have loads of old MK switches and plates.

 

[sellers]

I think lurch wins the prize. I haven't got a plate for it though, maybe a couple of 4gangs knocking around at work.

 

[NozSpark]

TBH I thought it might be MK, but I didn't have a good look at it.

It'd be a pain to isolate because the main incommer supplys a Spar, the office that this is in, a flat and some workshops.... and very little of it is marked up it wouldn't bother me turning off the flat, but the shop and workshop are another thing!

How hard would it be to get one of these??

I guess that they are now obsolete now?

 

[sellers]

i bet this is an almost perfect fit, http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MK-K3442-MCO-Albany-Plus-12-Module-Switch-Plate-P-P-inc_W0QQitemZ150369726076QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_BOI_Materials_Supplies_Electrical_ET?hash=item2302bbee7c

 

[Lurch]

I guess that they are now obsolete now?

Have been for many many Years. I think they are the old old range switches, the later version range was out of date quite a few years ago, but I think the plates still fit. I'll have a look in the morning, I found loads of old MK kit somewhere so stockpiled it all!

 

[professional]

The picture shows the older MK Grid range of switch, replaced more recently by the Grid plus.

 

[Evans Electric]

As above, its the old MK range , I doubt if you will get a plate now, their latest range the switch apertures (Holes to you) are larger. Suggest you replace the lot, although it will be quite expensive.

Deke

 

[TC101]

I think it is made by Crabtree