Legrand Surface mounting socket P17 Pro – IP 66/67 – 380/415 V~ – 125 A – 3P+N+E

Surface-mounting sockets P 17 TEMPRA PRO IP66/67-LV are electrical sockets designed for low-voltage applications in harsh outdoor environments where a high level of protection against water and dust is required. It is commonly used in industrial sites, marine applications, construction sites, and other outdoor areas where low-voltage power is needed. These sockets have a surface mounting design, which means they can be mounted directly onto a surface without the need for an installation box.
This makes them easy to install and suitable for a wide range of applications. The P-17 TEMPRA PRO IP66/67 LV sockets have an IP66/67 rating, which means they are fully protected against dust ingress and can withstand powerful water jets and immersion in water up to 1 metre deep for a limited time. This makes them ideal for use in harsh outdoor environments where protection against water and dust is critical. These sockets are made of high-quality materials, such as thermoplastic and brass, which ensure their durability and longevity.
It is also designed to withstand extreme temperatures, making it suitable for use in harsh outdoor environments. The P-17 TEMPRA PRO IP66/67 LV sockets typically have two or three pins, depending on the application, and they are available in a range of voltages and current ratings to meet specific requirements.

Features

• Two potential stances 25 or 5
• 200/250 V, 16 A, and 2P+E
• Provide maximum safety and protection against electrical shock

How to use

Step 1: Choose the appropriate surface-mount socket based on the type and rating of the equipment that needs to be powered, as well as the available power supply.

Step 2: Install the surface mounting socket onto a suitable flat surface using the mounting screws provided. Make sure that the surface is sturdy and can support the weight of the socket and any connected equipment.

Step 3: Connect the incoming power supply wires to the appropriate terminals on the socket, following proper wiring color codes and polarity. It’s important to ensure that the voltage and current rating of the power supply are compatible with the socket and the connected equipment.

Step 4: Connect the outgoing equipment wires to the appropriate terminals on the socket, again following proper wiring color codes and polarity. It’s important to ensure that the voltage and current rating of the equipment are compatible with the socket and the power supply.

Step 5: Test the socket and the connected equipment to ensure that they are functioning properly.

Step 6: To ensure safety, it’s recommended to cover the socket and any exposed wires with a weatherproof cover when used in outdoor environments.