Double grounded socket BMGZ2M.01/11 Basic module white

Double socket for demanding installations

This is a double socket with earthing, modular, designed for flush mounting. Manufactured by Kontakt-Simon in the Basic series, it offers a reliable and safe solution for powering electrical devices. It is ideal for both new construction and modernization of existing installations.

The socket is characterized by a solid construction and high quality workmanship. Screw terminals provide a secure and durable connection of wires, minimizing the risk of loosening connections during operation. The white color of the housing allows for easy integration into any interior design.

Functionality and safety of use

The socket has been designed with the convenience of installers and the safety of users in mind. Its modular construction allows for easy integration with various frame systems, giving great freedom of arrangement. The lack of a hinged cover is a standard solution in this type of socket, focusing on simplicity and functionality.

It is worth noting a number of advantages offered by the sockets from the Basic series:

• Durability: Made of high-quality plastic, resistant to mechanical damage and external factors.
• Versatility: Compatibility with various frame systems makes it easy to adapt to individual needs.
• Safety: Protection against contact with current-carrying elements increases comfort of use.
• Easy installation: Screw terminals guarantee quick and reliable connection of wires.
• Aesthetics: Classic white color fits most interiors.

Technical specifications and application

The socket operates at a rated voltage of 250V and a frequency range of 50-60Hz, making it compatible with most electrical installations in Poland and Europe. It is intended for circuits with a rated current of 16A. Its compact dimensions (1 module) allow for efficient use of space in the flush-mounted box.

The socket finds application in:

• Apartments – living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms (appropriate protection must be used).
• Offices – workstations, conference rooms.
• Public buildings – corridors, waiting rooms, offices.
• Workshops – workstations requiring access to electricity.