Stopcontact CEE 7/3 Merten MEG2310-0325 wit 250V 16A

The Merten MEG2310-0325 socket outlet is a CEE 7/3 receptacle designed for secure and standard-compliant electrical connections. Constructed from durable thermoplastic, this white 250V, 16A outlet accepts CEE 7/4 plug types and is intended for fixed installation in residential and light-commercial environments. The design focuses on reliable contact, insulation, and basic resistance to everyday wear while fitting common mounting boxes and cover plates.

Advantages

This CEE 7/3 socket outlet provides a consistent 250V, 16A rated connection with dependable plug fit and retention. The thermoplastic housing offers electrical insulation and impact resistance appropriate for indoor use. The neutral white finish integrates with standard interior fittings, and the mechanical design supports secure terminal connections for long-term stability.

Suitable for

• Connecting household appliances and consumer electronics with CEE 7/4 plugs
• Replacement of existing 16A CEE 7/3 outlets in indoor settings
• Use in kitchens, living rooms, offices, and utility rooms where standard mains sockets are required

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Plug compatibility: CEE 7/4
• Material: thermoplastic housing
• Color: white
• Intended installation: fixed, flush-mounted into standard wall boxes

How to use

Install the socket outlet into a compatible flush-mounted wall box following local electrical codes and safety standards. Ensure the supply is switched off at the circuit breaker before making connections. Secure line, neutral and earth conductors to the corresponding terminals using appropriate wiring tools and torque values recommended by the installer; confirm firm mechanical and electrical contact before restoring power. Test the outlet with a suitable tester to verify correct wiring and grounding after installation.

Recommendations

Use this outlet only for equipment compatible with 250V/16A ratings and standard CEE 7/4 plugs. For installations in damp locations, outdoors, or where additional protection is required, select appropriately rated devices or protective zones and consult a qualified electrician to ensure compliance with local regulations.