Socket CEE 7/3 Merten MEG2301-1619 white

The Merten MEG2301-1619 white socket outlet is a fixed CEE 7/3 type receptacle designed to accept CEE 7/4 (Schuko) plugs. Constructed from durable duroplast, the outlet is intended for standard household and light commercial electrical installations and is specified for operation at a rated voltage of 250 V and a rated current of 16 A. Its white finish integrates with common interior designs while providing a safe connection point for powered devices.

Advantages

The CEE 7/3 design provides reliable contact with CEE 7/4 plugs and includes protective earth contact for grounded connections. Duroplast construction offers good mechanical strength and electrical insulation, reducing the risk of cracking or deformation over time. The outlet is manufactured to meet common installation practices, simplifying replacement or integration into modular wall plates. The neutral, white color supports discreet installation in residential or commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Domestic power outlets for household appliances and electronics
• Office workspaces and general-purpose outlets in commercial premises
• Replacement of existing CEE 7/3 receptacles in wall plates
• New installations where a 250 V, 16 A grounded socket is required

Key specifications

• Socket type: CEE 7/3 receptacle compatible with CEE 7/4 plugs
• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated current: 16 A
• Protective conductor: earth contact (grounded)
• Material: duroplast housing
• Color: white

How to use

Install the socket outlet in accordance with national electrical regulations and local codes. Ensure power is isolated before mounting and wiring. Connect the line, neutral and earth conductors to the designated terminals, tighten terminal screws to the manufacturer’s recommended torque, and secure the device into the wall box or mounting frame. After installation, restore power and verify correct operation with a socket tester or suitable measuring instrument.

Recommendations

Use this socket outlet for rated loads up to 16 A and avoid connecting appliances that exceed the outlet’s current rating. Regularly inspect the outlet for signs of damage or discoloration and replace it if any deterioration is found. Installation and any maintenance that involves wiring should be performed by a qualified electrician.