Tomada TAE ShiverPeaks BS74040 branca

The ShiverPeaks BS74040 TAE socket outlet in white provides a standard TAE connection in a compact, neutral-design enclosure suitable for residential and light commercial installations. The unit is intended to offer a reliable interface for telecommunication devices that require TAE sockets. Its white finish is designed to blend with common wall and furniture colors while keeping the interface accessible and clearly visible.

Advantages

This TAE socket outlet offers a standard-compliant TAE interface in a single-module format that is easy to install and replace. The white housing resists visible discoloration in typical indoor environments, and the front plate is shaped to allow straightforward plugging and unplugging of compatible connectors. The construction is focused on functional reliability and consistent electrical contact for telecommunication equipment.

Suitable for

• Wall-mounted telephony connections in homes
• Small office telephone and modem installations
• Replacement of existing TAE sockets during refurbishments
• Points where a single standard TAE outlet is required

Key specifications

• Socket type: standard TAE
• Finish: white
• Form factor: single-module wall outlet
• Application: telecommunication/telephone connectivity
• Mounting: flush wall installation

How to use

Turn off power to the installation area before starting work. Remove the existing faceplate if replacing an older outlet and disconnect wiring with care, noting the wire positions. Mount the ShiverPeaks TAE outlet into the flush box, secure it with the appropriate screws, and connect the telecommunication wiring according to local wiring conventions for TAE sockets. After securing the outlet and faceplate, restore power and test the connection with a compatible telephone or modem to confirm correct operation.

Recommendations

Use this outlet in dry, indoor locations and avoid exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures. For safety and conformity with local regulations, installation by a qualified electrician or a trained installer is recommended. When replacing an existing socket, verify connector compatibility and wiring assignment for the specific telecommunication equipment in use.