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Award-winning
electrical gear.
Only at Voltex.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Voltex — Good Design Award winner
Co-designed is good design.
40k+
Electricians have
gone direct.
Buying direct from the designers. With a say in what gets made.
10k+
Direct
conversations.
Product feedback from 5K+ licensed electricians across ANZ in one year.
100s
of co-designed products.
Shaped by direct feedback. Built for easier days on the tools.
5
Good Design
Awards.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of
you.
2026 · Winner
Hardware & Building
Good Design Award Winner · 2026
Designed for the wall.
Built for the work.
“One of ARIA’s biggest challenges was keeping the outlet slim while making it easier to fit. Electricians loved Shadowline’s slim profile, but the plastic screw housings extended into the wall. That meant extra cutting, especially through tiles and glass.
With ARIA, we covered the screws with hinged caps and reinforced the outlet with stainless steel. But strength alone wasn’t enough. Too stiff, and the corners would lift as the screws tightened. The reinforcement needed just enough flex to let the outlet sit flat.
We put a lot of work into getting that balance just right, so electricians could have the slim finish without the extra cutting.”
Stephen,
Product Development Team
A better finish shouldn’t mean a harder fit-off. ARIA brings 144 outlets, switches and accessories together with slim anodised aluminium plates, light-catching edges, LED-backlit controls and Australia’s first laptop-capable 65W Twin USB-C.
The fit-off stays familiar with 30 Series mechs. The range includes 10–40A switching plus dedicated isolation and multi-way controls. Slim outlets are reinforced with stainless steel and designed around simple 54mm hole-saw cut-outs for fast fit-off through cabinetry and panelling.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
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“The 65W USB-C port proved to be a standout feature, offering the convenience of laptop charging directly from the outlet - a compelling selling point.”
John Sanni · Proprietor
SKYZ Electrical Services Pty Ltd. NSW -
“The confident curves of the ARIA outlet sitting against the textured stone make it feel like it was always meant to be there, adding a quiet bit of luxury without stealing the spotlight.”
Brett Hall · Proprietor
Hallow Electrical Pty Ltd. VIC -
“From an architectural perspective, I was drawn to the slim profile and refined contrasting edge detail.”
Julia · Founder & Principal Interior Designer
JML Design Pty Ltd. QLD
2026 · Gold Winner
Hardware & Building
Good Design Award Gold Winner · 2026
A smaller junction.
A better place to work.
“With Ultra Link, we needed room for four 2.5mm² cables in a junction that could pass through a 32mm cut-out. The hinge still had to be strong, and electricians needed to be able to tighten the terminals properly. We worked through several hinge designs and used grub screws to keep everything within the compact body.
Partway through development, Prime Electrical told us about small sensors in stairwells. They needed to connect several cables, but the sensor terminals were tiny and a normal junction box wouldn’t fit through the cut-out.
So we added a sensor version to the project, with a terminal for the switched connection. Electricians could make the junction in the room, then pass it through the cut-out.”
Stephen,
Product Development Team
Life is too short to get up in the roof.
A small fitting shouldn’t send you crawling through cavities. Ultra Link is a first-of-its-kind miniature junction lead. Four terminals, including one for looping, all through a 32mm cut-out.
The 270mm outgoing lead is already terminated. Clear housing lets you check your connections before they’re concealed.
Make the junction in the room. Let Ultra Link do the squeeze.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
“Wasn’t sure if Ultra Link would be useful, but literally from the first day of having one, it’s been paying off. For slim architectural wall fittings where there’s only room for one cable, they’re the perfect solution. Definitely worth chucking a few in the van.”
Jordie Timms · Proprietor
Bright Electrical & Communications Pty Ltd. · VIC“The clear housing is a big win too - you can visually confirm connections straight away, so there’s no second-guessing or rework. Overall it’s just made site installs quicker, cleaner, and more consistent across the team.”
David Hall · General Manager
Project Lighting and Electrical Pty Ltd. · QLD“I wanted to share our positive experience with the Ultra Link junction leads we purchased for the installation of multiple downlights with only a 38mm cut-out. These leads provided a great and quick solution that was easily accessible, and we are very pleased with their performance.”
David Hall · General Manager
Project Lighting and Electrical Pty Ltd. · QLD
2026 · Winner
Hardware & Building
Good Design Award Winner · 2026
A switchboard
designed as one.
“One thing we wanted to simplify with ARMA was choosing the right busbar. With Uniline, different devices and pole configurations needed different bars. Electricians had to keep track of what matched before they could start building.
ARMA uses a common busbar design across single- and three-pole configurations, with pin or fork versions and variants to suit the main-switch layout. The devices share the same clip system too. They click onto the rail, and an individual device can be removed without disturbing the rest of the row.
That means fewer bars to carry and less time working out what goes with what. More of the electrician’s time goes to paid time on site.”
Stephen,
Product Development Team
A professional board takes care. It shouldn’t take extra work.
ARMA brings 132 devices and accessories together as one coordinated system, helping you finish fast and finish right.
With Universal RCBOs, the busbar carries the neutral, leaving fewer wires to run and more room to work. Neutral Lead modules give you the flexibility to build around more complex jobs.
A new busbar design supports single- and three-pole layouts, with pin or fork connections and main-switch variants, so there’s less stock to carry and less to sort out on site. Across both Universal and Neutral Lead setups, 100A busbars provide capacity for higher-demand boards.
Devices click effortlessly onto the rail and pull straight out for replacement without disturbing the rest of the row. Arc-fault detection fits in a single module, making more of limited board space.
Module profiles match and levers line up. The finishing touch clicks into place with snap-in pre-labelled circuit tabs, replacing handwriting, stickers and loose inserts with clear circuit names that sit straight.
Quicker to build. Simpler to work on. Cleaner to finish. Backed for 25 years, parts and labour.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
“The standout feedback has been around the labelling: clear, professional and purpose-built to make board completion faster and more efficient. The result is a noticeably neater finish that speaks for itself on site.”
Daniel Neale · Proprietor
Dann’s Electrical Pty. Ltd. · NSW
2025 · Winner
Furniture & Lighting
Good Design Award Winner · 2025
Made for night.
Designed for day.
“With ORIN, we had the opportunity to design the light around the installation from the start. Fitting sensor lights is something electricians find frustrating, so we looked closely at how the cable comes in, where the terminals sit and how the light goes together.
We gave ORIN a larger back box, a central cable entry and large terminals at the top, so there’s room to feed the cables in and wire them. Then the front pushes onto the base using pins to make the final connection.
That means more room for the wiring and a simpler final fit-off. Every part of the installation got the same attention.”
Stephen,
Product Development Team
You fit a security light for what it does after dark. Your customer sees it all day.
Co-designed with electricians, ORIN gives both sides of the job the attention they deserve.
A sculpted form. Twin adjustable heads. Your choice of brightness and colour temperature. A 180° PIR sensor with adjustable detection range, light level and run-time.
Wall or eave mounting. Large terminals with room for 3 × 2.5mm² cables. Conduit-entry boxes included.
IP55 protection against dust and rain. Seven years of parts-and-labour backing for the gear you put your name behind.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
“I’m liking the sleeker look. I also never thought I’d use a white sensor light either, but I think they look great on a white limestone wall or on the eaves. Light output and directional flexibility of the lights are fantastic.”
Lynton · SA
2022 · Winner
Hardware & Building
Good Design Award Winner · 2022
One twist. Minutes back.
“The challenge was making a quick connection electricians could trust. We were not the first to try piercing cable insulation, but electricians told us they’d lost confidence after unreliable connections with other products.
We worked through simulations and prototypes, then tested hundreds of connections once the tooling was complete. We also took the product out on site, put it in electricians’ hands and listened to their feedback. It had to be simple to use and reliable in practice.
That work means electricians can spend less time connecting each downlight and feel confident in what they leave above the ceiling.”
Stephen,
Product Development Team
One downlight. Then another. Then a whole house full.
Every conventional plug base means cutting, stripping and screw termination. Twist Connect replaces that routine with a simple twist, connecting directly to the cable.
It takes minutes out of a task you repeat all day. Plug in the downlight, then pass the connected base through the cut-out.
Less time on every fitting. More time back on every job.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
“I’ve used so many of these Twist Connects and honestly can’t fault them.”
Danny · SA
“Fitting off the Twist Connect to all 16 downlights took less than 6 minutes.”
Lynton · SA
Co-designed
is good design.
Co-designed
is good design.
Co-designed
is good design.
You’d tell a mate if there was a better way. You should be able to tell your manufacturer, too.
That’s what ‘going direct’ makes possible.
You buy from the people making the gear. We hear straight from the people fitting it.
You tell us what’s fiddly, what wastes time and what needs another look.
Direct conversations.
Co-designed gear.
Easier days on the tools.
And three new Good Design Awards to show for it.
Co-designed with you.
Award-winning because of you.
Thank you.
Federico Taddei
Director of Product Experience
& Innovation
