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Sockets - 6A, 10A, 16 A
Sockets

Key Features

  • Protective flap for ingress protection
  • Durability: up to 10,000 operating cycles
  • Compatible with plug types C, E, and F
  • Rated current: 6A / 10A / 16A
  • Operating temperature: -10°C to +50°C
Sockets - 6A, 10A, 16 A
Sockets - 6A, 10A, 16 A

Product Description

Rated Pit Sockets for Safe Power Supply to Elevator Maintenance Equipment

The Sockets – 6A, 10A, and 16A are industrial-grade electrical power outlets installed in the elevator pit to provide a safe, conveniently located power supply for maintenance tools, inspection lighting, diagnostic equipment, and cleaning apparatus used during lift servicing and inspection operations. Available in three current ratings to match the power requirements of different maintenance equipment types, these sockets are a practical and safety-essential provision in any professionally commissioned elevator pit installation.

The provision of properly rated, correctly installed power sockets in the elevator pit is not simply a convenience — it is a safety requirement in most elevator installation standards and national electrical regulations. Without a permanently installed pit socket, maintenance technicians are obliged to run extension leads from distant floor-level outlets, creating trip hazards in an already confined and challenging working environment, risking overloading extension cables with equipment loads beyond their rating, and increasing the time required to set up and clear down for each maintenance visit. A correctly specified pit socket eliminates all of these risks.

The 6A socket is suited to lower-power equipment such as inspection lighting, small diagnostic devices, and battery chargers for handheld tools. The 10A rating accommodates a broader range of maintenance equipment including power drills, portable vacuums, and standard inspection lamps. The 16A socket provides the higher current capacity required for more demanding tools such as industrial cleaning equipment, high-wattage work lights, and power-hungry diagnostic instruments used in major elevator overhauls. Having all three ratings available ensures that the pit electrical installation can serve the full range of maintenance activities without requiring additional temporary wiring.

The sockets are designed for installation in the elevator pit environment, where they must resist the moisture, condensation, dust, and temperature variation that characterise below-ground and below-landing-level spaces. Robust socket housings and correctly rated wiring connections ensure safe, reliable power delivery without the risk of socket degradation or insulation failure that could create electrical hazards in the confined pit space.

Compliant installation of pit sockets includes appropriate circuit protection — fusing or circuit breaker protection at the correct rating for each socket outlet — and earthing arrangements that meet the electrical installation standards applicable to the building and elevator installation. Correctly specified and installed pit sockets are a permanent feature of a professionally commissioned elevator installation that supports safe, efficient maintenance operations throughout the lift's service life.

For elevator installation contractors, lift maintenance companies, and facilities managers commissioning or refurbishing elevator pit electrical installations, the 6A, 10A, and 16A Pit Sockets provide the correctly rated, durably constructed power outlet provision that professional elevator pit maintenance infrastructure requires.

Key Features

  • Available in 6A, 10A, and 16A ratings for diverse maintenance equipment loads
  • Eliminates unsafe extension lead use in confined elevator pit environments
  • Moisture, dust, and temperature resistant construction for pit installation
  • Supports compliant pit electrical installation per elevator safety standards
  • Permanent power provision for tools, lighting, and diagnostic equipment

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