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For installers

Less repetitive wiring. More time for thoughtful integration.

Mauty aims to organize circuits within a documented modular architecture, reducing the point-to-point wiring and repetitive terminations that slow down every project.

Installer working with Mauty-family modules inside an organized camper van electrical compartment

Crimping should not define your day.

Every manual termination takes time, consistency and verification.

A conventional installation can multiply wires, terminals and paths between protection, control and loads. Mauty seeks to bring more of these connections into panels designed as one coherent system.

  • Fewer scattered connections
  • Grouped connection points
  • An architecture that is easier to review

Insert. Lock. Verify.

Connections designed for confined compartments and vibrating environments.

The cable inserts and locks without manual tightening. A faster, more compact connection designed to limit the risk of loosening under vibration.

  • Fast push-in connection
  • Fewer manual tightening steps
  • Simpler access in compact spaces
Open Mauty DC Panel with a cable held in front of an available connection
A modular panel designed to fit neatly into your system and keep connections accessible.

Build on the work you’ve already done.

Start with a familiar setup, then tailor it to the next project.

Our goal is to let you reuse a standard setup and tailor it to each project.

Installer importing a Mauty configuration into a van and reviewing the Lights, Water pump, Refrigerator and Ventilation circuit names
Concept preview. Feature availability is confirmed for each project.

From wiring to commissioning.

Simplification continues after connections are made.

A documented structure helps name circuits, prepare configuration and hand over an installation the customer can understand. It can also provide a clearer starting point when a check becomes necessary.

  • Identified circuits
  • Configuration prepared before delivery
  • Clearer context for support

What if your next project started with an architecture designed to be easier to wire?