Socket outlet Type F berker 47511909 — 250 V, 16 A, white plastic

berker 47511909 is a Type F (Schuko) socket outlet designed for installation in domestic and light commercial electrical systems. The unit is rated for 250 V and 16 A and supports 50–60 Hz supply frequency. Housed in white thermoplastic, the socket provides a compact, wall-mounted connection point for standard Schuko plugs and general-purpose appliances and equipment.

Advantages

The socket outlet offers a standardized Type F interface compatible with most European Schuko plugs and ensures reliable power delivery at 250 V and 16 A. Its thermoplastic housing is lightweight and resistant to everyday wear, while the compact design is suitable for flush mounting in common residential and office wall boxes. The product’s simple white finish allows discreet integration into a variety of interior styles.

Suitable for

• Connecting household appliances such as kettles, lamps, and chargers
• Powering small office equipment including computers and printers
• General-purpose outlets in apartments, houses, and light commercial spaces
• Replacement of existing Type F wall sockets during renovation

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Frequency: 50–60 Hz
• Socket type: Type F (Schuko) compatible
• Housing material: thermoplastic
• Color: white
• Mounting: flush wall-mounted installation

How to use

Install the socket outlet into a compatible flush-mounted wall box following local electrical codes and safety regulations. Ensure power is switched off at the distribution board before making electrical connections. Wire the live, neutral and earth conductors to the corresponding terminals, secure the unit to the wall box, and attach the cover frame. After installation, restore power and test the outlet with a suitable appliance or socket tester to confirm correct wiring and grounding.

Usage recommendations

Use the socket only within its rated electrical specifications (250 V, 16 A). For high-power appliances or continuous heavy loads, verify that the circuit and protective devices are appropriate. Periodically inspect the socket for signs of damage or loose connections and replace if any fault is detected. Installation and any maintenance work should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local regulations.