Legrand Synergy – Double pole socket outlet – 2 gang switched + Led – 13 A 250 V~ – Metalclad

The 13A DP Double Switched Socket + LED is similar to the standard 13A DP Double Switched Socket, but with the addition of an LED indicator light. This socket is designed to provide additional convenience and safety features for electrical installations. The LED light indicates when the socket is powered on, which makes it easier to identify which devices or appliances are connected to the socket. This can be especially useful in low-light conditions or if the socket is located in a hard-to-reach location.
The 13A DP Double Switched Socket + LED is also designed with the same safety features as the standard 13A DP Double Switched Socket. It has a double-pole feature that isolates the two circuits from each other, reducing the risk of electrical shock or fire. The double switch feature of the socket allows you to switch off one circuit while keeping the other circuit on, which can help save energy and reduce your electricity bill.

Features

• Designed to provide additional convenience and safety
• It has a double-pole
• Reducing the risk of electrical shock or fire

How to use

Step 1: Before installing or using the socket, make sure the power supply to the circuit is switched off.

Step 2: The socket should be installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions and local wiring regulations. If you are unsure about how to install the socket, it is recommended that you consult a qualified electrician.

Step 3: Once the socket is installed, you can plug in devices or appliances as usual. The LED indicator light will illuminate to show that the socket is powered on.

Step 4: The double switch feature allows you to switch off one circuit while keeping the other circuit on. This can help save energy and reduce your electricity bill. To use this feature, simply toggle the relevant switch to the on or off position.

Step 5: The LED indicator light should be on whenever the socket is powered on. If the LED light is not illuminated, it may indicate a problem with the socket or the power supply, and you should seek the assistance of a qualified electrician.

Step 6: When you are finished using devices or appliances, it is important to unplug them from the socket. This can help save energy and reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock.