A device with a cable on one end and electrical sockets on the other is called an extension socket.
Electrical cords are connected to appliances or other electrical devices using extension sockets.
These sockets, which are made with high-end materials like polycarbonate housing and premium resins, offer exceptional longevity and durability and are appropriate for heavy-duty use.
Compatibility with a broad range of cable dimensions is ensured by the inclusion of small and large cable seals, which simplifies installation.
Even under difficult working conditions, these sockets provide convenience and efficiency thanks to their wide lock-ring design for effortless unscrewing and their quick assembly using a screwed ring.
Features:
Materials: Power supplies, circuits, and metal make up extension sockets. They could be composed of premium resins, copper, or polycarbonate housing.
Weather resistance:
To withstand severe weather, certain extension sockets have received IP66 certification.
Durability:
Even for heavy-duty use, some extension sockets are designed to be dependable and long-lasting.
Compatibility with cables:
To guarantee compatibility with a broad range of cable dimensions, certain extension sockets feature cable seals.
Industrial extension sockets:
These sockets are appropriate for use in appliance connecting applications and extension cord sockets because they are constructed from industrial-grade resins.
Flexible cord extension sockets:
To keep cords securely in place, these sockets feature an external cord grip and an internal cord anchor.
Other words:
Other names for extension sockets include extension leads, drop cords, power extenders, and extension cords.
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