Double speaker socket - ANTHRACITE IMPRESSION GG-2Y/M/50

Practical and aesthetic socket for modern interiors

A grounded double socket is not just a point of connection for devices—it’s an element that integrates seamlessly into your interior design, drawing no excessive attention yet never fading into the background. Made from plastic and metal with a brushed anthracite finish, it performs excellently in spaces with minimalist, industrial, or contemporary aesthetics. Its slightly convex form with a square contour adds subtle depth—it’s neither flat nor ostentatious. It simply works.

Threaded terminals allow safe and durable connection of cables with a cross-section of 0.75 mm²—sufficient for most household devices, from TVs and chargers to lamps. The pin-type grounding ensures an additional layer of protection when connecting high-power appliances, while the IP20 rating guarantees safe use even in bathrooms or kitchens—unless exposed to direct water contact.

Surface-mounted claw-and-screw installation is standard for plasterboard or concrete walls—it requires no special tools or complex preparation. Dimensions of 71×71 mm ensure perfect compatibility with frames from the Prestige series, and a recess depth of 19 mm allows for flush mounting without protrusion from the wall.

Why does it work?

• Anthracite color is not merely decorative like "dark." It’s neutral—it harmonizes with white walls, wood, steel, and even light furniture.
• Two sockets in one module eliminate the need for adapters—for example, when you need both a night lamp and a phone charger on your bedside table.
• Threaded terminals are more durable than standard screw terminals—reducing the risk of loosening over years of use.
• No backlighting is a deliberate choice: it doesn’t disrupt nighttime ambiance, doesn’t attract dust, and preserves the device’s “invisible” aesthetic.
• Size 71×71 mm is a universal standard—fits most frames available on the market without requiring custom hole drilling.

This is not “the best solution”—it’s a precise solution for specific needs: when you want two sockets that don’t look like they’ve been “stuck on” the wall. When you need something solid, but quiet. When your interior speaks for itself—and the hardware merely supports the story.