MK Electric launches new range designed for value
MK Electric is launching a new range set to make its products more widely accessible – MK Essentials.
MK Electric is launching a new range set to make its products more widely accessible – MK Essentials.
Designed to offer reliability, fit and quality, MK Essentials offers a wide range of white switches and sockets suitable for smaller budgets, without compromising on customer expectations.
Including USB outlets, LED dimming, and Euro modules, the MK Essentials range is also expandable, as Grid frontplates from the range are compatible with MK Electric’s Grid Plus range of modules, ensuring a breadth of product to meet the needs of any project.
Developed with installers in mind, features such as backed out and captive screws ensure that MK Essentials is easy and convenient to install, with the reliability and performance expected from MK Electric products. Backed by a 25-year guarantee, the range is designed to offer a fit-and-forget solution for complete peace of mind.
From a customer perspective, the range is designed to look good, with screwless design and a high gloss finish delivering a contemporary aesthetic suited to any environment.
Emma Segelov, MK Electric’s EMEA marketing operations manager, said: “The launch of MK Essentials is significant for MK Electric. By introducing a range designed for value, we are making our products more widely available, and ensuring we can offer a solution for every project, no matter the size.
“A value range where quality counts, MK Essentials is ideal both for projects where price matters, and for bigger developments that want a simpler solution for back-of-house areas.”
MK Essentials will be available in wholesalers nationwide.
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