# Electrical supply order form in a navy and volt-yellow catalog set

> Electrical supply order form in a midnight-navy and volt-yellow set with contents for cable, switches, protection and lighting. Make it match your brand.

- Template: Electrical Supplies (Classic template set)
- Web page: https://www.easycatalog.com/catalog-templates/electrical-supplies-classic
- Pages: 7
- Versions: 2
- Color palettes: 12
- Outputs: PDF + flipbook
- Fonts: Chakra Petch, Rajdhani, Inter
- Paper: A4, Letter or A5 · portrait or landscape
- Output: Print PDF up to 300 DPI (CMYK, bleed) · online flipbook
- Use it: https://www.easycatalog.com/app/register?template=set:electrical_supplies (free plan available; all templates are included on every plan)
- Shopify app: https://apps.shopify.com/easy-catalogs

## About this template

This electrical supply order form comes in a high-contrast set. The cover, divider and back page are midnight navy, the first two with a large circle and small diamond shapes, and ELECTRICAL glows in volt yellow above SUPPLIES in white. Inside, warm off-white pages carry a yellow top rule, Chakra Petch and Rajdhani headings and Inter text. The photo-collage version brings a coil, wiring tools and circuit boards to the cover, divider and back page.

The pages are pre-set for an electrical wholesaler. Contents runs Cable & Wire, Switches & Sockets, Circuit Protection, Lighting & Lamps and Conduit & Trunking; the terms page explains email ordering, minimums and Net 30; and the order form puts a yellow header over SKU, quantity and price columns. Products arrive from Shopify, a CSV, or a Google Shopping or Meta product feed, then print as a PDF or go out as a wholesale flipbook.

## Best for

- Electrical wholesalers selling cable, switches and protection to installers
- Lighting and lamp distributors that want a high-contrast navy and yellow catalog
- Trunking and conduit suppliers taking orders on a printed form
- Electrical counters producing an annual price book in their own colors

## Pages in this template

**Clean version** (crisp layouts, lots of white space): Cover, Welcome, Contents, How to order, Divider, Order form, Back page

**Photo version** (photos on the cover, divider and back page): Cover, Welcome, Contents, How to order, Divider, Order form, Back page

## Highlights

### Midnight-navy cover (Cover page)

Volt-yellow ELECTRICAL over white SUPPLIES on deep navy, with a large circle and small diamond shapes for a hint of circuitry. The photo-collage cover fills the top with electronics, a coil and wiring tools.

### Yellow-header order form (Order form page)

Volt yellow marks the header row of the item table, and the page closes with subtotal, shipping and total lines. Add a job reference to the PO field so contractors can bill materials to the right job.

### Contents for five electrical ranges (Contents page)

Cable & Wire, Switches & Sockets, Circuit Protection, Lighting & Lamps and Conduit & Trunking, with page numbers. The trunking and sockets wording is easy to change to raceway and receptacles for North American buyers.

### Dark section divider (Divider page)

A navy page with the circle motif, a large gray 01 and Cable & Wire in white over a short introduction. It breaks a long catalog into ranges and gives each section a strong opening.

## How to make an electrical order form that prevents mispicks

1. **Write cable descriptions in a fixed order** — Use the same sequence for every cable line, such as type, cores, size, insulation, voltage, color and length, so a 3-core and a 2-core line never look alike on paper. Pickers read left to right, and a fixed order makes mistakes stand out.
2. **Separate protection devices by rating and curve** — Breakers and other protection devices differ by current rating, poles, trip curve and breaking capacity. Give each its own column or variant table and print the rating large, so a 16 A and a 20 A device are never confused on a busy counter.
3. **List lamps by base, wattage and color temperature** — Lighting buyers match the base type, wattage, color temperature and beam angle. Show them in the product title or a spec line, and group lamps by base so a contractor can order a mixed box in one pass.
4. **Price cable per meter and per drum** — Cable is sold by cut length and by full drum or reel. Give both prices, state the minimum cut length and whether cut cable can be returned. Clear rules on the terms page avoid disputes when a job finishes with leftovers.

## How it works

1. **Start with this set** — Open Electrical Supplies in EasyCatalog, in the clean or the photo version, and recolor it with one of 12 palettes if you like.
2. **Add your products** — Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
3. **Download or share** — Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.

## FAQ

### What does the electrical supply order form set include?

Seven pages: navy cover, welcome note, contents for five electrical ranges, how-to-order terms, a dark numbered divider, the wholesale order form and a navy back page. The photo alternative adds a collage to the cover, a two-photo band to the divider and one full-bleed circuit-board photo to the back page, and your products fill the pages between them as grids or line-sheet rows.

### Can I make it lighter or match my brand colors?

Yes. Any of the 12 palettes recolors the whole set, and you can also apply your own colors, fonts and logo. In the photo version, use Replace photo to swap its pictures for shots of your own warehouse, counter or product range.

### What columns should an electrical order form have?

SKU, a full description, unit of sale (each, box, reel or meter), quantity, unit price and line total. Add a column for color or finish if your devices come in several, and a field for the job reference, because many electrical contractors bill materials to individual jobs.

### Is a paper order form still useful for electrical contractors?

Often, yes. Many contractors build an order on paper from a job's material list, then photograph or email it from site, and counter staff key it in. A printed form with the same columns as your online order form keeps both routes consistent and cuts re-keying errors.

## Design details

- Colors: #f7f7f4, #171a21, #cc9b00, #e1e1dc, #62676f
- Fonts: Chakra Petch, Rajdhani, Inter

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