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Mounting blocks are used to install electrical switchgear, power points and audiovisual products. Essentially they allow these products to be installed on a surface and protect all the wiring inside the mounting block.
Mounting blocks provide several benefits over other installation methods. Firstly, they allow products to be installed in a more versatile and efficient way instead of having them attached directly to the wall or ceiling. Secondly, they protect all of the wiring inside the mounting block, which minimises the chances of damage occurring during installation or during use. Finally, mounting blocks are often easier to move around than traditional electrical installations, making them ideal for use in tight spaces or areas that are difficult to access.
Mounting blocks are essentially a platform that allows products to be installed on top of it. This platform is then attached to the wall or ceiling using screws, nails or adhesives, and the wiring inside the mounting block is protected from damage.
Many of the mounting blocks have prefabricated knockouts to make it easier to install conduits straight into the block. Others have 20mm and/or 25mm entries on the side and rear.
Some common uses for electrical mounting blocks include installing switchgear, power points and audiovisual products in homes, businesses and offices. They can also be used to install CCTV systems, burglar alarms and other security systems.
Mounting blocks come in different depths, sizes, colours, and materials. Depending on the surface they will be installed onto, some have open backs, and others are fully enclosed. Let me go into more detail below.
A standard mounting block is used to surface mount standard size wall plates with 84mm centres, such as power points, light switches and other electrical accessories to walls or ceilings.
The NLS 30048 mounting block and the Clipsal 449AB-VW are 34mm deep, allowing more room for cables to be housed or terminated.
These mounting blocks come complete with 2 x wall plate mounting screws.
Solid mounting blocks are used to surface mount standard size wall plates with 84mm centres, such as power points, light switches and other electrical accessories to walls or ceilings. The mounting block has a solid surface on the back so that it can also be mounted on metal walls like sheds. It protects the cables all around.
The NLS 30318 mounting block is 38mm deep (35mm internal), allowing more room for cables to be housed or terminated.
The mounting block comes complete with 2 x wall plate mounting screws.
There are 2 x 20mm conduit entries on the left and right sides of the mounting block.
The Clipsal 238/25 electrical mounting block has 25mm entries.
A shallow mounting block is used to mount power points, switches and other outlets onto solid walls. They are slim profile so that they do not protrude from the wall very far.
These mounting blocks are great for mounting powerpoints onto timber. The internal fittings fit inside the profile of the block, saving the electrician a job cutting out the timber for installation.
Sparky Direct sell them in the following profiles 10, 14,16mm
Four or quad mounting blocks are designed to fit four-socket outlets. Normally around 25mm deep, they are available in Clipsal Iconic 3004M-VW, NLS 30506, Trader Puma PU4X4MB
These electrical mounting blocks are designed to be installed on shed purlins. They are fully enclosed and have entries for conduits to allow the cables to be installed safely.
Inside channel mount - Fit perfectly on the 64mm top hat purlins - see PURLMATE 3650 | MOUNTING BLOCK
The CNZMATE' C & Z PURLIN MOUNTING BLOCK | PURLMATE 3750 is designed to fit onto C & Z purlins - ideal for shed powerpoints and light switches.
Designed to suit the corrugated iron profile, These Clipsal 450VC-WE mounting blocks look fantastic on corrugated iron as the base hugs the contours of the metallic material.
To conclude, these are just a few of the mounting blocks available. There are many more to choose from, so if you require an electrical mounting block, check out the Sparky Direct website.
Yes, they help space accessories correctly from uneven or textured surfaces.
Sparky Direct supplies electrical mounting blocks Australia-wide, offering reliable mounting solutions with convenient delivery.
Mounting blocks are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or workmanship.
Yes, mounting blocks are typically sold as individual electrical accessories.
Yes, choosing the correct size ensures secure fixing and compliance.
Once installed correctly, they generally require no maintenance.
Yes, they are commonly used when upgrading or relocating electrical accessories.
They may be visible, depending on the accessory and mounting method used.
Quality mounting blocks are designed to withstand everyday installation conditions.
Yes, they help create clean and consistent mounting of electrical accessories.
They are straightforward for licensed electricians to install.
An electrical mounting block is a base or spacer used to securely mount electrical accessories such as switches, sockets, or conduit fittings to a surface.
Yes, they are a standard accessory used in many electrical installations.
They provide secure fixing and help achieve a neat, professional finish.
Yes, they are suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications.
Yes, they are commonly used in residential electrical work.
Outdoor-rated mounting blocks can be used externally when correctly specified.
Yes, they are widely used for indoor electrical applications.
Yes, they are available in various sizes to suit different electrical accessories.
They are typically made from durable PVC or similar non-conductive materials.
Yes, they are commonly used to support conduit fittings and accessories.
Quality mounting blocks are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when used correctly.
They are used to provide a stable mounting surface and correct spacing from walls or cladding.
