Red Glass Frames from the VIDEX Binera range combine bold aesthetics with the outstanding engineering protection of tempered glass in electrical installation.
Red-toned design elements are often used in restaurants, recreation areas, modern offices, and accentuated home interiors. These decorative panels are made of 6.5 mm thick tempered glass, which has a very high molecular density. The color pigment is melted into the glass matrix during the production process, ensuring that the visual appearance will never be damaged by the UV radiation of sunlight. The smooth surface and geometric precision of the glass provide protection against moisture and dust entering the gaps around wall boxes. This line offers asymmetrical connection solutions, allowing 1-5 modules to be combined. Thus, the massive 370x86x6.5 mm glass plate can precisely fix a series of 16A sockets and 10AX switch commutators without visible connection seams, achieving a monolithic effect.
By choosing red glass frames, engineering solutions serve as both a safety guarantee and an exclusive room accent for decades. If you want to create compact yet powerful and functional light zoning in the room, the design will structurally integrate Small LED Panels.
A: In engineering, the color red serves as a warning or for emergency network functions (e.g., uninterruptible power supply UPS sockets in server rooms). In architecture, these frames are used as an expressive design accent in industrial interiors and gaming rooms.
A: The color composite is dielectric and inert to heat, so it does not alter the fire safety class of the tempered glass. The frame is physically capable of withstanding prolonged heating caused by a 16A load in the adjacent socket without undergoing thermal deformation.
A: To prevent the risk of injury, the corners and outer edges of the frame are precisely ground with CNC machines, creating a smooth 45-degree chamfer. This eliminates the presence of sharp edges and reduces the risk of glass microcracks even in the event of accidental impacts.