Hager Component For din-Rail Wall Outlet Modular (European Socket) - SNS016

This Hager SN socket with protective earth offers great convenience when you want to connect a mod...

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Tameson UKHager Component For Din-Rail Wall Outlet Modular (European Socket) - Sns016
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This Hager SNS016 modular socket outlet is designed for electrical distribution boards, offering a convenient way to connect devices like modems or emergency lighting. Its key benefit lies in its integrated safety features and ease of installation on a DIN rail. A minor caveat is its specific voltage and current rating, making it suitable for particular applications.

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Model Part NumberSNS016
BrandHAGER

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FAQs

What is the primary use of the Hager SNS016?

The Hager SNS016 is designed for convenient and safe power connections within electrical distribution boards, commonly used for devices like modems or emergency lighting.

What voltage and current can this socket handle?

This socket is rated for a maximum voltage of 16V and a maximum current of 250A (AC).

How is this socket installed?

It is designed for mounting on a standard TS 35 DIN rail within electrical distribution boards, using its Quickconnect terminals for wiring.

Does this socket have earthing protection?

Yes, it is a protective earth (SCHUKO) socket with increased protection against accidental contact.

What does IP20 mean?

IP20 indicates that the socket is protected against solid objects larger than 12.5mm (like fingers) and offers no protection against water. It is intended for dry indoor environments.

Can I use this socket for high-power appliances?

No, this socket is specifically rated for 16V and 250A, making it suitable for lower-power devices commonly found in distribution board applications, not general household appliances.

Troubleshooting

No power to the connected device

Verify that the main power to the distribution board is on. Check the fuse or circuit breaker associated with the socket's circuit. Ensure the socket is correctly wired and connections are secure.

Device intermittently loses power

Inspect the wiring connections at the socket and the distribution board for looseness. Ensure the device's power requirements do not exceed the socket's rating (16V, 250A).

Socket appears damaged

If any physical damage is visible, do not use the socket. Switch off power to the circuit and replace the unit.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides convenient power access within distribution boards.
  • Includes child protection for enhanced safety.
  • Features Quickconnect for faster installation.
  • Designed for standard DIN rail mounting.
  • Compact size minimizes space usage in distribution panels.

Cons

  • Limited to specific voltage (16V) and current (250A) ratings.
  • Primarily intended for use within distribution boards, not general-purpose outlets.
  • IP20 rating means it's not suitable for dusty or wet environments.
  • Requires specific DIN rail mounting infrastructure.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the main power to the distribution board is switched off.
  2. Mount the socket outlet onto a standard TS 35 DIN rail according to DIN EN 60715:2001-10.
  3. Connect the wires using the Quickconnect terminals for line, neutral, and protective earth.
  4. Verify all connections are secure before restoring power.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with standard TS 35 DIN rails.
  • Designed for use within electrical distribution boards rated for AC voltage.
  • Suitable for applications requiring a 16V, 250A AC power source.

Care:

  • Keep the socket outlet clean and free from dust and debris. A dry or slightly damp cloth can be used for cleaning.
  • Regularly inspect connections for any signs of damage or corrosion.
  • Ensure the surrounding environment remains dry and within normal indoor temperature ranges.

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