Site Power Socket - 110V - 16A - Yellow

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The AB Tools 110V 16A Site Power Socket is an essential component for construction professionals and DIY enthusiasts requiring reliable, industrial-grade power distribution for power tools and site lighting. Designed for rugged environments, it offers a secure and durable connection that meets safety standards for 110V site equipment. While it provides excellent protection against moisture, it is strictly intended for 110V systems and cannot be used with standard 230V domestic wall outlets.
| Model Part Number | SIL518 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
No, this socket is designed for 110V industrial power systems and is physically and electrically incompatible with 230V domestic wall outlets.
No, it is IP44 rated, which means it is splashproof. It should not be submerged in water or left in areas prone to pooling.
The socket features built-in terminals and cable clamps, but you will need appropriate screws to mount the housing to your specific surface or distribution board.
This socket is rated for a maximum current of 16 Amperes.
The contacts are integrated into the internal assembly. If damage occurs, it is recommended to replace the entire socket unit to ensure safety and performance.
Ensure you are using a standard 16A industrial plug; check the socket contacts for any debris or obstructions.
Turn off power, open the socket, and verify that the terminal screws are tight and the cable is securely clamped.
Clean the hinge area of any grit or dried mud and ensure the hinge spring has not become dislodged.
Installation should be performed by a qualified individual. First, ensure the power supply is completely isolated. Open the casing to reveal the screw terminals, then strip your cable leads to the appropriate length. Insert the wires into the brass contacts and tighten them securely using the captive screws. Ensure the cord clamp is tightened around the outer insulation of the cable to prevent strain on the individual wires. Regularly inspect the spring-loaded cover to ensure it closes fully; if the cover becomes damaged, the socket should be replaced immediately to maintain its IP44 rating. Clean the exterior housing with a dry, lint-free cloth periodically to remove dust and building debris.