Wall socket single VCX LC 07 White

Single wall socket VCX LC 07 in white finish is a compact electrical outlet designed for standard residential and light-commercial installations. It provides one grounded connection point for mains-powered devices and fits common mounting boxes and faceplates. The straightforward design allows replacement or installation where a single power outlet is required, offering a neutral white appearance that integrates with typical interior finishes.

Advantages

The VCX LC 07 single socket combines a minimalist aesthetic with practical function, delivering a reliable single power point in a compact footprint. Its standard dimensions and mounting pattern simplify installation and replacement. Constructed for everyday use, the unit provides secure electrical contact and a flush surface that reduces protrusion from the wall, making it suitable for rooms, offices, or utility areas where a discreet and dependable outlet is needed.

Suitable for

• Domestic rooms such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens
• Office workstations and small commercial premises
• Corridors, utility rooms and storage areas
• Replacement of a single existing wall socket

Key specifications

• Finish: white
• Configuration: single outlet (one socket)
• Mounting: flush wall mount for standard electrical back boxes
• Contact type: grounded connection suitable for mains-powered devices
• Application: residential and light-commercial use

How to use

Before installation, switch off the circuit breaker feeding the installation area and verify power is disconnected. Remove the existing faceplate if replacing an outlet, then connect the incoming live, neutral and earth conductors to the corresponding terminals on the socket following local wiring conventions and polarity. Secure the device to the mounting box and attach the faceplate. Restore power and test the outlet with an appropriate device or socket tester to confirm correct wiring and grounding.

Usage recommendations

Install and test the VCX LC 07 socket in accordance with local electrical regulations. Use a qualified electrician if you are not familiar with electrical work. Avoid overloading the socket—observe the rated current of the circuit and distribute high-power appliances across multiple outlets or dedicated circuits as required.