Angled Electrical Plug Elgotech WT-35 16A 250V White

Elgotech WT-35 16A 250V angled electrical plug is a right-angle mains connector designed for installations that require a low-profile connection. Supplied in white, the angled shape reduces strain on cables and saves space behind appliances, wall sockets or distribution units. The WT-35 supports standard single-phase mains at up to 16 amps and 250 volts, offering a compact solution for household and light commercial power connections.

Advantages

The angled design minimises cable protrusion and allows devices to be placed close to walls or furniture while maintaining a reliable contact with the mains. Constructed for typical domestic and light commercial use, the plug provides straightforward mechanical protection for the conductors and an easy-to-install format. White finish ensures discreet appearance in most interiors and helps blend with common socket colours.

Suitable for

• Low-profile connections behind TVs, monitors and furniture
• Cabling in kitchens and home offices where space is limited
• Light commercial equipment with standard 16A/250V requirements
• Temporary or permanent installations that need reduced cable stress at the connector

Key specifications

• Rated current: 16 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Orientation: right-angle (angled) plug
• Colour: white
• Application: mains power connection for single-phase equipment

How to use

Before installation, ensure the supply is switched off and confirm compatibility with the local mains system. Insert the cable conductors into the terminal points according to the device’s wiring colour codes and secure them with the terminal screws. Fit the plug housing and tighten any enclosure screws to provide strain relief. Plug into a compatible socket only after verifying the connections and ensuring the plug is fully assembled.

Usage recommendations

Use the angled plug in situations where devices need to sit close to walls or where cable bending should be minimised. For safe operation, do not exceed the rated current and voltage, and periodically inspect the plug and cable for wear or damage. If uncertain about installation, consult a qualified electrician.