Flat plug with grip Elgotech WTP2C, Euro type, 2.5 A 250 V, white

Elgotech WTP2C is a flat Euro-type plug with an ergonomic grip, rated for 2.5 A and 250 V. Its slim, white design allows installation where space behind sockets is limited and provides a reliable connection for low-current devices. The product is intended for easy wiring and repeated handling, delivering a compact solution for small household electronics, chargers and lighting fixtures that require a slim-profile plug.

Advantages

The flat form factor reduces strain on cords and frees space behind wall sockets, while the molded grip improves handling during insertion and removal. The plug is designed for straightforward wiring with conventional screw terminals and provides a uniform white finish that integrates with most interior styles. Built for low-current applications, it supports stable contact and repeated use without unnecessary bulk.

Suitable for

• Small household appliances with low current draw
• Phone and device chargers
• Table and floor lamps or other lighting fixtures
• Extension leads and multi-socket adapters where a slim plug profile is needed

Key specifications

• Plug type: Euro flat (two-pin)
• Rated current: 2.5 A
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Color: white
• Grip: molded grip for improved handling
• Connection method: conventional screw terminals for straightforward wiring
• Design: compact, low-profile housing to reduce rear clearance

How to use

Before wiring, ensure the power supply is disconnected. Open the plug housing following the product’s assembly method to access the terminals. Strip the cable conductors to the appropriate length, insert them into the correct terminals and secure with the terminal screws. Reassemble the housing and verify that no bare conductors are exposed. Insert the plug into a compatible Euro-type socket and check for a secure fit. Use only with devices that fall within the plug's rated current and voltage.

Usage recommendations

Use this flat plug with low-power appliances and chargers only; avoid connection to high-current equipment. Periodically inspect the plug and cable for signs of wear, loose terminals or damage, and replace the plug if any fault is found. Ensure installation complies with local electrical safety regulations.