Schneider Electric Switched Sockets

"Schneider switched sockets" typically refer to electrical sockets manufactured by Schneider Electric that incorporate a built-in switch. These sockets are commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings to provide both power outlets and the ability to control the flow of electricity to connected devices using the integrated switch. Here's what you can expect from Schneider switched sockets: 1. **Power Outlet**: Like standard electrical sockets, Schneider switched sockets provide a point for electrical devices to be plugged in and receive power. 2. **Integrated Switch**: The integrated switch allows users to control the flow of electricity to the connected devices. This means that users can turn the power on or off without unplugging the device from the socket. 3. **Variety of Configurations**: Schneider Electric offers switched sockets in various configurations to suit different needs. This includes different combinations of socket types (e.g., single, double, or triple sockets) and switch styles (e.g., rocker switches or toggle switches). 4. **Safety Features**: Schneider switched sockets may also include safety features such as shuttered outlets, which help protect against accidental contact with live electrical parts, and overload protection to prevent damage to connected devices in case of power surges. These switched sockets are commonly installed in areas where it's convenient to have both power outlets and the ability to easily control the flow of electricity, such as in homes, offices, workshops, and industrial facilities. They provide added convenience and flexibility in managing electrical devices and equipment.