The ViPlast Electrical Portable Socket 315-01 16A 250V in white is a compact movable mains outlet designed to provide a standard single-phase supply where a temporary or mobile socket is required. Intended for short-term power distribution, this portable unit allows connection of appliances and tools that operate within a 16 ampere, 250 volt rating. Its simple, minimalist housing supports easy placement in homes, workshops, event areas or maintenance sites where a reliable, standard socket is needed.
Advantages
This portable socket offers straightforward functionality in a lightweight, compact body that makes transport and temporary installation easy. The unit is rated for 16 A and 250 V, matching common single-phase electrical appliances and tools. Its neutral white finish integrates unobtrusively into various settings. The design emphasizes practical, temporary use without permanent wiring modifications, enabling quick deployment and removal.
Suitable for
- Powering household appliances that require up to 16 A single-phase supply
- Temporary power at workshops for portable power tools
- Event or exhibition spaces where short-term sockets are needed
- Maintenance, repair, and construction tasks requiring movable outlets
Key specifications
- Rated current: 16 A
- Rated voltage: 250 V (single-phase)
- Color: white
- Form factor: portable, compact mains socket
- Intended use: temporary/movable power distribution for appliances and tools
How to use
Connect the portable socket to a compatible supply point following local electrical safety rules. Ensure the supply circuit is switched off before performing any connection. Insert the mains plug of the appliance or tool into the socket, confirm a secure fit, and switch the supply on. Do not exceed the 16 A rated current and avoid connecting multiple high-power devices that together would overload the circuit. Remove and store the unit when no longer required.
Usage recommendations
Use the ViPlast portable socket only with devices within the specified 16 A / 250 V rating. Avoid exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures or direct water contact. For outdoor or wet-area use select appropriately rated weatherproof equipment. If any damage to the housing, contact points or insulation is visible, stop using the socket and replace it or have it inspected by a qualified electrician.
