white double electrical socket” is a wall‑mounted outlet plate that has two socket outlets (i.e. a “double socket”), typically in a white plastic (or PVC/thermoset) faceplate. It lets you plug in two electrical devices (e.g. chargers, fans, lamps, el
Specifications
- <p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Parameter / Feature</strong></p><p class="ql-align-center"> <strong>Typical / Expected Detail</strong></p><p> Number of Outlets (Gangs)</p><p> 2 (i.e. “double socket”) — two plug points. </p><p> Rated Current</p><p> Usually 13 A per socket (for many British‑standard type sockets) </p><p> Rated Voltage</p><p> ~ 230 V AC (or up to 250 V, depending on region/standard) </p><p> Material / Construction</p><p> Faceplate typically made from durable thermoplastic / PVC or similar plastic; internal contacts are metal (often brass or other conductive metal) for reliable conduction. </p><p> Mounting Type</p><p> Often flush-mounted into a wall back‑box (which must be deep enough, e.g. ~25 mm or more) — neat and low-profile installation. </p><p> Dimensions (Faceplate approx.)</p><p> Typical plate size ~ 86 × 146 mm for two‑gang plates. </p><p> Finish / Colour</p><p> White — often glossy or matte finish, chosen to match typical home/office interiors. </p><p> Safety / Standards</p><p> Many double sockets comply with standard safety/national wiring regulations (for example, British‑standard sockets) — with proper earth/ground pin, secure screw terminals, insulated housing, etc. </p><p> Use Case / Suitability</p><p> Ideal for typical household and light office/commercial appliances — e.g. lamps, fans, chargers, small electronics — i.e. normal load devices below or around the 13 A rating range. </p><p> </p>