Power Socket

Our power sockets offer a dependable and convenient solution for connecting a wide range of electrical devices to AC power sources in homes, offices, and industrial settings. Designed with versatility in mind, these sockets support various voltage and current ratings, ensuring compatibility with everyday appliances and sensitive electronics alike.

Built for durability and performance, each socket features high-quality construction and a selection of connector types to suit diverse installation needs. Whether you’re upgrading a workspace or enhancing your home setup, our power sockets deliver reliable power transmission with safety and efficiency at the core.

DAA1

DAA1

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DAI1

DAI1

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DAI1K

DAI1K

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DAI2

DAI2

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DAP1

DAP1

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DBI5

DBI5

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DBI6

DBI6

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DCI7

DCI7

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DEA4

DEA4

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BTP-01

BTP-01

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BTP-01A

BTP-01A

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BTP-02

BTP-02

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Power Socket for Every Application

Our power sockets are built to support a wide range of electrical needs, from home appliances and office equipment to industrial and commercial systems. Designed for durability and performance, they offer stable power connections in various environments, including residential buildings, data centers, factories, and public facilities. With multiple configurations and mounting options, these sockets deliver flexible, safe, and efficient power solutions for every application.

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Power Socket Related Issues

This could be due to a loose connection, overloading, or internal wear. Stop using it immediately and have it inspected by a qualified technician.
Common causes include tripped circuit breakers, blown fuses, faulty wiring, or internal damage to the socket itself.
Yes, but ensure the total load doesn’t exceed the socket’s rated current. Overloading can cause overheating or fire hazards.
No. Cracks can expose internal wiring and pose a shock or fire risk. Replace damaged sockets immediately.
Sparks can occur due to worn contacts, loose connections, or switching under load. Occasional small sparks are normal, but frequent or large sparks may indicate a problem.
Install sockets that comply with safety standards, use proper wiring, avoid overloading, and conduct periodic inspections to catch issues early.

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