WOSOAUDP15
Socket DIN Rail Mounted Auto Switched Double Pole 15A 250V 3 Flat Pin Grey
SKU
WOSOAUDP15
Box Qty
5
Categories
Sockets
Features
- DIN mounted socket designed for easy installation on a DIN rail. These sockets suit 3 pin plugs for either 10A or 15A 250Vac rating and provides a reliable and secure connection for your electrical devices. Features:
- 3 Flat Pin
- Available in 10A or 15A options
- Auto switched double pole Neon Indication To provide indication that supply is present when plugs are inserted, all products are supplied with a neon indication. Safety Shutters To prevent accidental insertion into live contacts all WOSOAUDP series DIN Socket Outlets are manufactured with safety shutters. Double Pole Auto Switched The Din Socket Outlets have double pole construction which incorporates auto switching across active and neutral contacts which makes them versatile for applications such as work sites in temporary boards and portable generators. Connection Installation and connection have been designed so that the active terminal is loaded from the bottom position in line with other MCB and busbar active terminations and the screw positions are front mounted in a similar layout for time saving front access (see images below). This reduces the need to unclip the product and wire it from the rear as other in the market must be done. The top positioned Neutral & Earth connections place them close to the MEN for ease of wiring in smaller boards which all helps with reducing installation time. DIN Rail Mounting All WOSOAUDP series products are supplied with a robust DIN clip, providing strong grip to the DIN rail whing removing plugs from extension cords are the if the sockets need strong mounting strength if used on work sites.-
Product specs
Module
Material
Polycarbonate
Surface finish
Gloss
Wolverine WOSOAUDP15
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