Galion – 2 gangs Multistandard switched socket outlet –

The Legrand Galion – 2 gangs Multistandard switched socket is a type of electrical outlet. This particular model features a sleek and modern design, making it a stylish addition to any residential or commercial building. The Legrand Galion universal double-switched socket is designed to be compatible with a range of plug types, including those with two or three prongs. This makes it convenient for travellers or people with electronic devices from different countries. The socket also features two independent switches that control the power supply to each outlet, allowing for energy management and preventing devices from overheating or overcharging.
The Legrand Galion – 2 gangs Multistandard switched socket  is easy to install and can be fitted into a standard electrical wall box. It is made from high-quality materials, such as flame-retardant polycarbonate, ensuring durability and safety. The socket also has a protection rating of IP21, making it resistant to water and dust. With its practical features, the Legrand Galion – 2 gangs Multistandard switched socket  has a stylish and modern design that can complement a range of interior styles.

Benefits

• Long lasting
• Safety
• Versatility
• Protection
• Convenience

Features

• The socket also has a protection rating of IP21
• Including those with two or three prongs
• Preventing devices from overheating or overcharging

How to use

Step 1: Turn off the power supply to the electrical circuit where you plan to install the socket.

Step 2: Remove the cover plate from the electrical wall box using a screwdriver.

Step 3: Align the Legrand Galion universal double-switched socket with the wall box and insert the screws provided to secure it in place.

Step 4: Connect the electrical wires to the appropriate terminals on the socket, following the manufacturer’s instructions. It is recommended to hire a licenced electrician to do this step.

Step 5: Once the wiring is complete, insert the cover plate over the socket and screw it in place.

Step 6: Turn on the power supply to the electrical circuit and test the socket to ensure it is working correctly.