We put together two different catalogues because people come to this page for different reasons, and we didn’t want to make everyone dig through one giant file to find what they need.

The full eNarayan Catalogue is the complete picture. It covers everything we stock across our 230+ brands — wires and cables, switchgear, modular switches and accessories, UPS systems, lighting and fans, PVC and DWC pipes, panel accessories, digital meters, DG sets, security products and plumbing items. If you’re an electrician, contractor or panel builder putting together a full order, or you simply want to see the full range of brands we carry before you call us, this is the one to open.

The 2-page catalogue is the quick version. It’s meant for someone who already knows roughly what they want and just needs a fast overview — a site supervisor checking stock categories on a phone, or a shop owner comparing what we carry against what they currently buy elsewhere.

Both catalogues list categories and brands, not every single price. That’s on purpose — our brand price lists change more often than a catalogue should, so we keep current pricing on the Pricelists page instead, updated brand by brand. If you want today’s price for a specific brand, that’s the page to check first.

A catalogue also can’t answer every question — things like current stock on a specific model, lead time if something needs to be ordered in, or whether a part number has been replaced by a newer one. For that, the fastest route is to call or WhatsApp our Rasoolpura, Hyderabad office, or send a message through the Enquiry page. We serve customers across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, and most queries get a stock and price answer the same day.

If you’re not sure which catalogue you need, start with the 2-page version — it’s a faster read, and if you need more detail on a particular brand or category after that, the full catalogue or a direct call will get you there.

A few things that come up often when people download these catalogues for the first time. First, the brand list changes slowly but it does change — if you spot a brand missing that you’ve bought from us before, it’s worth asking rather than assuming we’ve dropped it, since our catalogue refresh cycle runs a little behind our actual stock. Second, both catalogues are built around categories and brands rather than individual SKUs, simply because a 30,000-product distributor can’t fit every part number into a readable PDF — for a specific part number, a quick call to our office is always faster than searching a catalogue.

We also get asked whether the catalogues are useful for a one-off home repair versus a full project order. Honestly, for a single switch or socket replacement, the catalogue is more detail than you need — a direct call or the Enquiry page will get you an answer faster. Catalogues earn their keep on bigger jobs: new construction, a full renovation, panel building, or when you’re comparing brands across a category before deciding what to specify. That’s also when having 230+ brands under one distributor saves real time, since you’re not placing five separate orders with five separate suppliers to finish one project.