OUTDOOR POWER
Safe power solutions for garden and light DIY use
Weatherproof Extension Lead with Cable Tidy
• Safety shuttered socket – prevents the insertion of foreign objects • Splashproof socket cover – ideal for use with pressure washers and in damp conditions • Fifteen metres of cable – to extend the reach of the socket • High visibility orange cable – ensures against tripping hazards and cable being cut • Cable tidy – for a neat and tidy solution and easy when transporting
1 SOCKET Cat No. CT1513P/IPS-MP
CABLE m
15 13 amps
IP54 RATED
Cable Length 15m
Rating 13A
IP Rating IP54
Socket 1
Colour Orange
Carton Qty 4
Weatherproof In-line Socket
• One splashproof and safety shuttered socket – prevents the insertion of foreign objects • Splashproof socket cover – ideal for use with pressure washers and in damp conditions • Highly Visible – ideal for outdoor use • Rewireable – for a custom solution
1 SOCKET 13 amps
Cat No. IPS-MS
IP54 RATED
Rating 13A
IP Rating Sockets IP54
1
Pack Qty 6
RCD Safety Plug-through Adaptor
• Plug-through design – connect one device to the RCD adaptor • Active (non-latching) type – when power is cut to the device, the RCD will trip and have to be reset
• RCD protection – against the risk of fatal electric shocks • 40ms trip speed – to provide fast protection • Double pole contact break – for additional safety
1 SOCKET Cat No. ARCDKG-MP 13 amps Description Non-latching RCD Safety Adaptor
Colour Grey
Carton Qty 5
RCD Safety Plug
• Rewireable – ideal for lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, or any power tool • Active (non-latching) type – when power is cut to the device, the RCD will trip and have to be reset
• RCD protection – against the risk of fatal electric shocks • 40ms trip speed – to provide fast protection • Double pole contact break – for additional safety
13 amps Cat No. PRCDKB-MP Description Non-latching RCD Safety Plug
Colour Black
Carton Qty 10
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