Industry solution · Electrical
Van racking for electricians
Hundreds of small parts, sensitive test equipment and a different site every day: few trades place higher demands on order inside the vehicle than electrical work.
500+
small-part positions in a typical electrical build
i-BOXX
shallow drawers — the standard for installation material
1 reach
to the measuring instrument: padded, fixed, at hand height
From everyday work
Typical challenges
A flood of small parts
Terminals, boxes and switch ranges in countless variants — without a system, every search costs time.
Sensitive test equipment
Testers and measuring instruments need padded, fixed positions instead of loose storage.
Cable & long goods
Cable drums, conduit and trunking need to be stowed safely and reached quickly.
Proven in Electrical
Our recommendation
The combination of an SR5 shelf with shallow i-BOXX drawers for small parts, case mounts for test equipment and a long-goods tray in the roof area has proven itself in hundreds of electrical vehicles. Transparent T-BOXXes make stock levels visible at a glance — you reorder before anything runs out.
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How it can look
Typical build: panel van for electrical service work
Driver's side
SR5 shelf with i-BOXX rack and drawers for terminals, boxes and switch ranges — sorted by range.
Passenger side
Case mounts for test and machine cases, with shelves above for lamps and consumables.
Rear & roof
Cable drum holder at the rear, long-goods tray for conduit and trunking in the roof area.
Floor
Load securing via ProSafe lashing points in the coated floor — also for loads taken on at short notice.
A large share of the more than 37,000 vehicles we have fitted out is on the road for electrical companies in the Ruhr region — from one-man businesses to whole fleets.
Frequently asked questions from Electrical
Advice for Electrical
Tell us about your vehicle and your working day — we will plan the conversion that suits your trade.
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