CEE 7/3 socket DeLOCK 11472 Grey

The DeLOCK 11472 socket outlet CEE 7/3 in grey is a compact, injection-moulded plastic power outlet designed for standard European mains connections. Rated for 250 V and 16 A, this unit provides a reliable fixed socket interface for appliances and equipment. The product is supplied as a pack of five identical outlets, each with dimensions of 64 mm width, 77 mm depth and 45 mm height, and finished in a neutral grey colour suitable for residential and light commercial installations.

Advantages

The DeLOCK 11472 combines a small footprint with standard electrical ratings, allowing installation where space is limited without compromising on compatibility. The plastic housing is durable and resistant to everyday wear while keeping the unit lightweight. Supplied in a set of five, the pack supports multiple installations or replacements, reducing the need for repeated purchases.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Replacing or adding fixed mains sockets in homes and apartments
• Use in office power distribution for desks and equipment
• Light commercial installations such as retail counters or service areas
• Workshops or utility rooms where standard CEE 7/3 sockets are required

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Material: durable injection-moulded plastic housing
• Colour: grey
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 64 mm × 77 mm × 45 mm
• Pack quantity: 5 units

How to use

Install the DeLOCK CEE 7/3 socket outlet by connecting the live, neutral and earth conductors to the appropriate terminals following local electrical codes and safety regulations. Ensure power is switched off at the distribution board before beginning work. Secure the outlet in the chosen mounting point using appropriate fasteners and verify tight electrical connections. After installation, restore power and test the socket with a suitable appliance or a socket tester to confirm correct wiring and safe operation.

Recommendations

Use the socket outlet only within its rated values (250 V, 16 A) and in dry, indoor environments unless additional protection is provided. For permanent or complex electrical work consult a qualified electrician and follow applicable installation standards and safety practices.