Hager price list 2026

What the Hager price list covers

Hager publishes one list for its Indian range, organised under the three headings on its cover.

• Energy distribution. The protection and distribution side: miniature and residual current breakers, isolators and the distribution boards they mount in.
• Controls. The modular control devices that sit beside them on the DIN rail, such as time switches and modular contactors.
• Wiring accessories. Switches, sockets and the plates and frames that finish them.

Because one list covers all three, the contents pages at the front of the PDF are the fastest way in. For a building, price the distribution board and its devices together: a board, its breakers and its accessories are separate lines.

Comparing two Hager editions

This page keeps the previous edition beside the current one, which makes it easy to see what a revision did to the lines you buy.

1. 01Note the reference of each line you buy often.
2. 02Find it in both editions and compare the two prices.
3. 03Check that the reference itself has not changed; a new generation can arrive under a new reference while the old one is withdrawn.
4. 04Ask your seller whether their quotation is built on the current edition, and how long its rate holds.

A revision rarely moves every line by the same amount, so a percentage quoted for the whole list is a poor guide to your own bill. Our post on switchgear price increases explains how a revision reaches the quotations on your desk.

Pricing a complete Hager distribution board

A distribution board is the purchase where Hager quotations most often fail to compare, because the board and what goes in it are separate lines. List every part before you ask for a rate:

1. 01The enclosure, by number of ways, single or three phase, and mounting.
2. 02The incomer — isolator, MCB or RCCB — with its rating and poles.
3. 03The outgoing MCBs for each circuit, by curve, current and breaking capacity.
4. 04Residual current protection for the circuits that need it, as RCCBs or RCBOs.
5. 05Any surge protection, and the blanking plates and accessories that finish the board.

A quotation that prices the enclosure alone is not cheaper than one that prices the populated board; it is incomplete.

How to read a line in the Hager list

Each line carries a reference, a description and a price. For protective devices, the description carries the ratings that make one reference different from the next — poles, rated current, tripping curve, breaking capacity and, for residual current devices, sensitivity and type. Check all of them against the circuit before ordering, and quote the reference rather than the description. Our post on the 20 most used electrical components lists the ratings to specify for each common device.

List price, GST and the rate you pay

Check the list's terms for its price basis: a list price before tax has GST added to the net rate, while an MRP already includes taxes. Sellers quote Hager as a discount off the list, and the discount varies with the product family and the quantity.

Compare quotations on landed cost per reference — net rate, freight and payment terms — and on the dispatch date, not on the discount alone. Our guide to reading a switchgear quotation works through a comparison, and our post on switchgear lead times explains why a line that is not in stock can cost more than its rate suggests.

Buying genuine Hager products

Buy through Hager's authorised channel, and check what arrives — marking, packaging, weight and the invoice trail — against our guide to verifying genuine switchgear. For comparisons across makes in final distribution and wiring accessories, the Legrand and Schneider Electric price lists are on this site too.

Questions about the Hager price list