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This Draper 110V 3-way splitter is designed for professionals working on construction sites or in industrial settings who need to power multiple tools from a single 110V transformer socket. Its key benefit is providing a robust and safe way to distribute power to three 16A tools simultaneously. A potential consideration is its reliance on a 110V supply and compatibility with specific transformer types. Key features include three 16A sockets, a heavy-duty, impact-resistant construction, and an IP44 splash-proof rating.
| Model Part Number | 03712 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
This splitter requires a 110V AC power source, typically provided by a site transformer or a 110V distribution system.
No, this splitter is designed exclusively for 110V tools. Plugging in a 240V tool could cause damage to the tool and pose a significant safety hazard.
Each of the three sockets on this splitter is rated for a maximum of 16A.
The splitter has an IP44 rating, meaning it is splash-proof and protected against solid objects. It is suitable for use in damp or dusty environments but should not be submerged in water or exposed to direct heavy rain.
You need to check the total power output (kVA or Amps) of your 110V transformer. Ensure that the combined Amperage draw of the tools you intend to connect does not exceed the transformer's capacity, taking into account the splitter's 16A limit per socket.
EN60309 is a European standard that specifies requirements for plugs, socket-outlets, and inter-connections for industrial use. Adherence to this standard indicates the product meets specific safety and performance criteria for electrical equipment in industrial settings.
The splitter weighs approximately 0.43kg and has dimensions of 22.00cm x 22.00cm x 6.00cm.
Check that the main 110V transformer is switched on and functional. Ensure the splitter's plug is securely inserted into the transformer socket. Verify that the circuit breaker on the transformer has not tripped.
Inspect the individual tool and its cable for faults. Check the specific tool's plug for secure connection into the splitter socket. Ensure the total load on the splitter does not exceed its 16A rating.
This may indicate an overloaded circuit. Reduce the number of tools connected or the power draw of the tools currently in use. Check for loose connections at the splitter sockets or the tool plugs.
Some warmth is normal under load. However, if the splitter becomes excessively hot, immediately disconnect power. This could indicate an overload or internal fault. Ensure adequate ventilation around the splitter and transformer.
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