Tomada Busch-Jaeger 2011-0-3883 CEE 7/3 2P+E 16 A 250 V preto

The Busch-Jaeger 2011-0-3883 CEE 7/3 2P+E 16 A 250 V black socket outlet is a grounded fixed wall receptacle designed for standard domestic and light commercial electrical installations. The unit provides a reliable earthed connection for appliances and equipment that use the CEE 7/3 (Type F / Schuko) format. With a visible width of 71 mm, overall depth of 41 mm and a visual part depth of 6 mm, the outlet integrates into conventional flush-mounted boxes and finishes in modern interiors.

Advantages

This single socket outlet combines a compact visible size with the standardized 2P+E contact configuration for safe protective earth connection and reliable current carrying up to 16 A at 250 V. The black finish offers discreet visual integration in dark-coloured interiors and reduces visible wear. The construction meets common installation requirements for residential and light commercial use and is suitable for routine electrical loads where an earthed CEE 7/3 connection is required.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Install the socket outlet into a compatible flush-mounted wall box following local electrical codes and safety regulations. Ensure power is switched off at the distribution board before beginning work. Connect the live, neutral and earth conductors to the corresponding terminals, tighten terminal screws to the manufacturer's recommended torque, and secure the device in the wall box. After installation, restore power and verify correct operation with a suitable outlet tester to confirm proper wiring and earth connection.

Recommendations

Use this outlet only for equipment within the rated 16 A and 250 V limits. Avoid overloading by checking combined appliance current draw. For wet areas, additional protection such as a residual-current device (RCD) and suitable splash-proof covers should be used according to local regulations. Periodic visual inspection for damage or loose connections is advised, and any maintenance or replacement should be performed by a qualified electrician.