Switch Plug - Kopp - 170405009


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This Kopp switch plug is ideal for users who need to easily control power to electronic devices, offering convenient on/off functionality and a right-angle design for tight spaces. A key benefit is the integrated switch, allowing direct power disconnection without unplugging the device. However, it's important to note that this plug is designed for specific European grounding standards and may require adapter solutions for other regions.
| Model Part Number | 170405009 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kopp |
This plug uses the CEE 7/VII standard, which is common in continental Europe and supports both Schuko (Type F) and French (Type E) earthing systems.
No, this plug is not directly compatible with UK (Type G) or USA (Type B) sockets due to different plug and socket designs and grounding systems. You would need a compatible adapter, but ensure it also supports grounding.
The plug is rated at 10A and 250V. This translates to a maximum power handling capacity of 2500W (10A * 250V).
The cable is typically secured at the bottom entry point. You will need to open the plug housing, feed the cable through the entry, connect the wires to the appropriate terminals, and then reassemble the housing, ensuring the cable is securely clamped to prevent strain.
The switch is suitable for most low-to-medium power electronic devices such as lamps, monitors, chargers, and small appliances. It is not designed for high-power devices like electric heaters or large kitchen appliances.
A right-angle plug, also known as an elbow plug, allows the cable to exit the socket horizontally or at a 90-degree angle. This is beneficial for space-saving, especially behind furniture, and helps to reduce strain on the cable and socket.
Ensure the plug is securely connected to the wall socket and the device's power cable is properly attached. Check if the switch is in the correct position. Verify the connected device is functioning.
This could indicate incompatibility with the socket type or wear on the socket. Ensure you are using a CEE 7/VII compatible socket. If the socket is worn, consider replacing it.
Check the power source (wall socket) by testing it with another device. Ensure the switch on the plug is in the 'on' position. Inspect the plug and cable for any visible damage. If damaged, discontinue use.
This is a critical safety issue. Immediately disconnect the device and discontinue use. Check if the connected device's power draw exceeds the plug's 10A rating. If the rating is not exceeded, the plug may be faulty.
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