Double socket with current track shutters, complete with frame, matte white SONATA GP-2RP/75

Double socket with shutters and complete frame – recessed mounting, matte white

This socket is designed for the installer who values precision and fast installation, as well as for the user who prioritizes safety and clarity. The current channel shutters prevent accidental insertion of foreign objects—there are no gaps that could pose a risk. Recessed mounting means it requires no additional space within the wall—it fits perfectly into standard installation boxes.

All wires enter laterally: after mounting the module into the box, you can check without opening the casing whether the insulation has been properly stripped and whether the wires reach the terminals. No guessing required—you see it immediately. The wire release buttons are ergonomic, and one of them—red—clearly identifies the power terminal. This is not just aesthetics—it’s functionality: during repeated installations or servicing, you won’t waste time identifying which wire is power.

The frame is secured with a quick-release mechanism—just one press to mount or remove it. No screws need to be loosened. Self-returning claws with stainless steel springs hold the module securely in the box—even if the wall surface is not perfectly smooth. The lighting element is replaceable and allows you to match the light color to your interior—although this model has no lighting, the design supports future upgrades.

A measurement scale on the rear of the base shows the exact required insulation length—no need to measure manually or guess. Spacing elements on the busbars ensure perfect alignment when installing multiple modules in a single box. No twisting between sockets—all connections are parallel and clean.

All this works without additional components. There are no electronics, no relays—only robust threaded terminals that hold the wire firmly without play. 16A / 250V / 3520W is standard household capacity: refrigerators, TVs, chargers, coffee makers—all fit easily.

There are no “switches,” “overload protection,” or “surge protection”—because this is not a switch. This is a socket. And it works as it should: quietly, reliably, without issues.