SITE 110V
Cable Reel
• Two 16A 110V IP44 Sockets – ideal when being used on sites with temporary power • 25 or 50 Metres of Cable – to extend the reach of the socket • Robust Design – ideal for Site, DIY and light commercial use • Safety Thermal Cut-Out – prevents overheating if reel is overloaded when not fully unreeled • Carry Handle – allows for easy transportation • Drum Wind Handle – making retracting the cable after use easy • Power Indicator – shows that your device is connected to the mains • Highly Visible Yellow Cable – ideal for site use
2 SOCKET
CABLE m
25
CABLE m
50 16 amps Cat No.
LVCT2516/2-MP LVCT5016/2-MP
Rating 16A 16A
Sockets Cable Length Carton Qty 2 2
25m 50m
1 1
The professional’s choice for Portable Power
Metal Cable Reel
• Two 16A 110V IP44 Sockets – ideal when being used on sites with temporary power • 30 Metres of Cable – to extend the reach of the socket • Heavy Duty Metal Drum – provides additional security for heavy duty tasks • Robust Design – ideal for Site, DIY and light commercial use • Safety Thermal Cut-Out – prevents overheating if reel is overloaded when not fully unreeled • Ergonomic Handle Grip – a two-tone superior handle grip, for comfort and longevity • Drum Wind Handle – making retracting the cable after use easy • Power Indicator – shows that your device is connected to the mains • Integrated Cable Guide – reduces tangles and speeds up winding in • Highly Visible Yellow Cable – ideal for site use
2 SOCKET
CABLE m
30 16 amps Cat No. OTMU30162LV-PX
Description Metal
Rating 16A
Sockets Cable Length Carton Qty 2
30m 1
Inline Extension Lead
• One 16A 110V IP44 Socket – ideal when being used on sites with temporary power • 15 Metres of Cable – to extend the reach of the socket • Carry Tidy – allows for easy transportation • Highly Visible Yellow Cable – ideal for site use
1 SOCKET
CABLE m
15 16 amps
Cat No. LVIL15-MS
Rating 16A
Sockets Cable Length Carton Qty 1
15m 4
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