Legrand Mallia Senses – 1 gang BS switched socket outlet single pole -13A –

The Legrand Mallia Senses 13A 1 Gang BS Switched Socket is part of the Mallia Senses range, which is known for its modern and stylish design with advanced functionality is a commonly used electrical device in domestic and commercial environments. It is a wall-mounted socket that provides a convenient way to connect and power electrical devices, such as lamps, chargers, and small appliances. The socket has six gangs or outlets, allowing multiple devices to be connected and powered at the same time. Each gang has a single-pole (SP) switch that allows the power to be turned on or off for that specific gang. This is useful for controlling individual devices without having to unplug them from the socket.
The socket has a maximum power rating of 13 amps, which means it can handle a total power load of up to 3,120 watts. The socket is designed to be compatible with UK electrical standards and can accept standard UK plugs with three pins. The 13A/6G SP switched socket is typically installed in a wall box and requires a minimum depth of 25mm. The socket is also designed to be easy to install, with clear labelling on each gang and clear instructions for wiring.

Features

• Model: Legrand Mallia Senses 13A 1 Gang BS Switched Socket
• Type: Switched Socket
• Current Rating: 13A
• Gang: 1 Gang
• Standards: BS (British Standard)

How to use

Step 1: Turn off the power supply to the area where you will be installing the socket at the main circuit breaker.

Step 2: Install the socket in the chosen location, following the manufacturer’s instructions carefully. Make sure that the wiring is connected correctly and securely and that the socket is securely fixed to the wall or other surface.

Step 3: Once the socket is installed, turn the power supply back on and test the socket to ensure that it is working correctly. Plug in a suitable electrical device, switch on the socket, and check that the device is receiving power.

Step 4: To use the socket, simply plug in your electrical devices or appliances, making sure that they are compatible with the socket’s 13A rating. Use the switch on the socket to turn power on or off for the devices as needed.

Step 5: When you are not using the electrical devices, unplug them from the socket to conserve energy and reduce the risk of electrical hazards.

Step 6: Periodically inspect the socket for signs of damage or wear and tear, and replace or repair it as needed. Also, clean the socket regularly to prevent dirt and debris from interfering with its performance.