Socket CEE 7/3 Merten MEG2304-0325

The Merten Socket outlet CEE 7/3 MEG2304-0325 is a fixed wall-mounted electrical outlet designed for CEE 7/4 (Schuko) plugs. The device is housed in a white thermoplastic enclosure and is rated for 250 V and 16 A, providing a standard solution for supplying power to household and commercial equipment. The outlet is intended for indoor installation where a reliable, grounded connection is required.

Advantages

The outlet offers a compact, durable thermoplastic housing that resists everyday mechanical stress and maintains a clean appearance. Its compliance with standard mains voltage and current ratings ensures compatibility with a wide range of appliances and tools. The design includes a protective earth contact for secure grounding and stable electrical connection during use.

Suitable for

• Powering household appliances such as refrigerators, washers, and vacuum cleaners
• Supplying electricity to office equipment including computers and printers
• Connecting power tools in light workshop or maintenance areas
• Use in retail and commercial interiors for general-purpose power outlets

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated current: 16 A
• Connector type: CEE 7/3 socket compatible with CEE 7/4 (Schuko) plugs
• Housing material: white thermoplastic
• Mounting: fixed wall installation
• Earthing: protective earth contact included

How to use

Install the socket in accordance with local electrical codes and regulations. A qualified electrician should perform mounting and wiring to ensure safe connection to the building’s supply. Once installed and wired correctly, insert a compatible CEE 7/4 plug fully into the socket to establish a secure electrical connection. Do not exceed the rated current of 16 A when connecting appliances or devices.

Recommendations

Verify that the supply circuit is switched off before installation or maintenance. Use the outlet indoors and protect it from direct moisture and extreme temperatures. For heavy appliances or continuous high-current use, confirm the overall circuit capacity to avoid overload. Routine visual inspection for damage to the housing or contacts is advised; replace the outlet if any deformation or electrical faults are detected.