real warranties.

Backed by themanufacturer

Many suppliers sell warranty insurance — a third-party policy with limited cover and a claims process to match. Every product we sell carries the manufacturer's own warranty instead.

why it matters.

Cover that answers to the maker

Manufacturer backed

Genuine manufacturer warranties on everything we sell, not third-party insurance policies.

Extended coverage

Industry-leading warranty periods on selected product lines.

Quick processing

Claims handled by a dedicated support team rather than an outsourced queue.

No hidden terms

Clear terms without complicated fine print or buried exclusions.

coverage.

How long each range is covered

Product rangeWarranty periodWhat is covered
Cables & Wiring25 yearsManufacturing defects, material failures
Switchboards & Distribution10–15 yearsComponent failure, manufacturing defects
Circuit Protection5–10 yearsMechanical failure, contact wear, trip mechanism
Lighting Solutions3–5 yearsLED driver failure, housing defects, lumen depreciation
Automation & Control2–5 yearsElectronics failure, software defects
Tools & Equipment1–3 yearsManufacturing defects, battery performance

Periods vary by manufacturer and product line. Your branch can confirm the exact term before you order.

making a claim.

Three steps, no forms to chase

Contact support
  1. 01

    Contact support

    Call the branch that supplied the product. Give them the order number, the product code and what went wrong — that is usually enough to open the claim on the spot, with no form to fill in.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    Our technical team reviews it against the manufacturer terms. They may ask for photographs of the fault, or detail about where and how the product was installed, so the manufacturer has what it needs first time.

  3. 03

    Resolution

    Approved claims are processed for repair, replacement or credit within 5-10 business days. Your branch confirms which applies and keeps you posted, rather than leaving you to chase it.

have this to hand
  • Order or invoice number
  • Product code
  • A photo of the fault
  • Where it was installed
need to make a claim.

Call the branchthat sold it to you

They have the order on file, so the conversation starts from what you bought rather than from a reference number.