Sockets

Socket and its types

Drawers can be divided according to type and purpose into three categories.

Extension and extension sockets

Extension and extension sockets can be used when your cable does not reach the socket or when you need to connect several appliances at once.

• Drawer rails They expand the number of usable drawers and can often be integrated into walls or furniture.
• Cable Splitters & Adapters plug directly into the socket and increase its number of outputs. This is an alternative to the double drawer.
• Extension Leads will extend the range or increase the number of connected appliances.

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Sockets with special connectors

Some sockets and extension leads have special connectors for different purposes.

• Telephone sockets RJ11 type are used to connect a fixed line.
• Data sockets RJ45 type are used to extend the fixed Internet.
• Sockets with USB allows you to charge your phone or tablet without the need for an adapter.
• Antenna sockets extends the range of the DVB-T cable to the remote TV.
• HDMI sockets are useful for connecting a projector or TV to a computer.

Drawers by function

In addition to types, sockets can also be divided according to special functions and connectors.

• Consumption meters measures the electrical consumption of the connected appliance.
• Switching sockets and timers will allow to mechanically set on and off the socket.
• Sockets & Extension Cords With Switch They have a simple switch for switching on and off as required.
• Smart sockets You can turn it off and on via your smartphone or home assistant.
• Surge protectors protects your devices from higher surges than they can withstand.
• Sockets with thermostat allows easy temperature adjustment and records current temperature data.
• Remote control sockets are switched on and off with the remote control and are suitable for less accessible appliances.

Do you have smaller children in your home? Choose wall outlets with a childproof screen or get a separate childproof wall outlet to ensure they are protected. You can find the child fuses in the section plugs.

What parameters to look for when choosing a socket?

Important parameters when choosing a socket include:

• IP protection can be against water, dust or objects and is often suitable for outdoor use.
• Voltage of the electrical outlet ranges from 100 to 380 V depending on the country or use. In the Czech Republic it is 230V.
• The maximum load of an electrical outlet is marked in Watts and Amps, and it is important not to exceed this value with a plugged-in appliance.

Outlet voltage by state or usage

See the table below for outlet voltages by state or usage.

Are you planning a trip to an area with a different voltage? Make sure in advance that your devices support charging at this voltage. This information can be found on the charger adapter or in the device manual, most often under AC INPUT.