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Key features:• Flat 2-pin plug without earth• For 230 V installations with up to 16 A load • Compact design in white • Suitable for indoor use • IP20 rated • Supplied without attached cable Space-saving plug for indoor installations:The flat E-Line+ plug without earth is designed for indoor electrical installations where a compact and discreet connection is required. Its slim profile makes it well suited for locations with limited space behind furniture or other fixtures. The plug is intended for 230 V installations and supports a maximum load of 16 A, making it suitable for a wide range of everyday electrical appliances. It is supplied without a cable, allowing it to be fitted to a suitable cable as needed. The IP20 rating means it is intended for use in dry indoor environments.Durable construction for everyday use:The plug is made from white plastic and features a classic 2-pin design without earth. It is intended for standard electrical installations where an earth connection is not required. The compact construction makes it easy to integrate into both new and existing installations while taking up minimal space. With a maximum power rating of up to 3680 W at 230 V and 16 A, it is suitable for most common household and office appliances.Specifications:• Type: Flat 2-pin plug without earth• Voltage: 230 V • Maximum current: 16 A • Maximum power: 3680 W • IP rating: IP20 • Application: Indoor • Supplied without cable
Brand description - TL
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