Description
This heavy-duty trailing socket from AV:Link is built for demanding places where standard extension leads tend to give up. The housing is made from TPE, a tough copolymer that stands up to knocks, drops and daily wear, so it copes well in workshops, garages, on site and anywhere else that sees hard use. It carries two 13A gangs and conforms to BS1363/A.
The rewireable design is the main draw here. Rather than being sealed to a fixed lead, you wire it up yourself, which means you can set your own cable length, repair it if the flex gets damaged, and keep it in service for years. The grip-friendly body makes it easier to hold and position when your hands are full or the conditions are less than ideal. Keyhole slots on the back let you wall-mount it so the socket stays put and off the floor.
This is the 2 gang version, and the same trailing socket (US: power strip) is also available in 3 and 4 gang options if you need more outlets. It runs at 250Vac with a maximum current of 13A across the unit, in line with UK mains. It suits trade, DIY and professional users alike, and the black finish keeps it looking tidy in a busy setting. Wire it once, mount it where you want it, and you have a dependable point of power that will take a fair bit of punishment.
Specification
| Voltage |
250Vac |
| Max. current |
13A |
| Current rating |
13 |
| Type |
Other |
Frequently Asked
How many sockets does this version have?
This is the 2 gang model, giving you two 13A outlets. The same range is also available in 3 and 4 gang options.
What does rewireable mean?
It means you fit your own cable rather than having a fixed lead. You can choose your cable length and rewire it later if the flex is damaged, which extends the life of the unit.
Can I mount it on a wall?
Yes. It has keyhole slots on the back so you can wall-mount it and keep it off the floor in a workshop or garage.
What is the housing made from?
The housing is TPE, a tough copolymer chosen for durability and impact resistance. It handles knocks, drops and daily wear in demanding environments.
What are the electrical ratings?
It runs at 250Vac with a maximum current of 13A, and conforms to BS1363/A.
Is it suitable for site and trade use?
Yes. It is built for workshops, garages, site work and other high-use applications, and suits trade, DIY and professional users.