Masterplug | Portable Power


BASICS POWER


Rewireable Trailing Socket


• One, two, four or six sockets – allows you to connect multiple products into one outlet • Socket safety shutters – prevents the insertion of foreign objects • Power indicator (TN, UG and SXG) – shows that power is connected and the socket is ready for use


• Rewireable – for a custom solution • Wall-fixing capability (UG and SXG) – for an 'off the floor' neat and tidy solution • Robust – manufactured from high quality ABS • Trusted quality – manufactured and certified to BS1363-2


1 SOCKET


Cat No SS-MP TN-MP UG-MP SXG-MP


2 SOCKET 4 SOCKET


Rating 13A 13A 13A 13A


6 SOCKET 13 amps


Sockets 1 2 4 6


Colour White White White White


Pack Qty 10 - - -


Carton Qty 100 20 10 10


Power where you need it most


Multi- Socket Adaptor


• Two or three sockets – allows you to connect multiple products into one outlet • Socket safety shutters – prevents the insertion of foreign objects • Solid brass sleeved round pins – prevents contact when the plug pins are live • Small and compact – easily fits behind cabinets and sofas • Trusted quality – manufactured and certified to BS1363-3 • MSF3 fitted with a replaceable 13A fuse


2 SOCKET 3 SOCKET 13 amps


Cat No


MSU2/NK-MS MSF3/NK-MS


Rating 13A


13A Fused


Sockets 2 3


Pack Qty 20 20


Heavy Duty Rewireable Plug


• Solid brass sleeved pins – prevents contact when the plug pins are live • Rewireable – for a custom solution • Heavy duty construction – built to last • Trusted quality – manufactured and certified to BS1363 • 13A rated – suitable up to 3120W • Available in black or white


13 amps


Cat No 7B-01 7W-01


Fused 13A 13A


Colour Black White


Pack Qty 20 20


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