Dencon Plug - 13 Amp - Black - 1709

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The Dencon 13 Amp Replacement Plug (1709) is the ideal solution for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to replace damaged or worn-out plugs on standard household appliances. It offers a high level of safety and durability by meeting strict BS1363/A standards, ensuring a secure and reliable electrical connection for your devices. While it is built to be robust, please note that installation requires basic electrical knowledge and the use of appropriate tools to ensure wires are secured correctly according to UK wiring color codes.
| Model Part Number | 1709 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dencon |
No, the Dencon 1709 is designed for indoor domestic use and is not weatherproof.
It is suitable for appliances up to 13 amps; please check your appliance rating label to ensure it does not exceed this capacity.
The plug is designed to house a standard 13A fuse; please confirm the fuse requirement for your specific appliance.
This is the primary British Standard for 13-amp plugs, ensuring they meet specific design and safety testing requirements for UK power outlets.
Yes, you can cut off a damaged moulded plug and replace it with the Dencon 1709, provided you have the skills to wire it correctly.
Check that all wire terminals are tightly screwed in and ensure the internal 13A fuse is correctly seated and intact.
Verify that the pins are not bent; if the wall socket itself is loose, contact a qualified electrician to inspect the wall plate.
Verify that the live and neutral wires are properly secured and that you are not exceeding the 13-amp power limit for the specific appliance.
To install the Dencon 1709, first ensure the appliance is completely disconnected from any power source. Use a screwdriver to open the casing and strip your cable ends to the appropriate length. Follow the standard UK wiring configuration: Brown to Live (L), Blue to Neutral (N), and Green/Yellow to Earth (E). Ensure all terminal screws are tightened firmly so no loose strands are visible. To maintain the plug, periodically inspect the cord for fraying and ensure the plug pins remain clean and free of oxidation. If the appliance stops working, check the internal fuse first before assuming a deeper electrical fault.