For power applications in industrial environments, the RS range of Industrial Power Connectors has a connector to suit your needs. Typically supplied with excellent electrical insulation, and complying with relevant standards, these connectors are a safe and sure way to power tools and machinery at a variety of voltage requirements.

Splitters and adapters enable you to split your power source into several different directions, so you can power multiple devices with a compact and tidy solution. Made from heavy-duty, robust materials to deliver a secure and reliable connection, our splitters and adaptors help you to create a custom electrical configuration. From multiple devices in one place to creating a neat solution to the need for outdoor lighting configurations, our splitters and adapters make the process of creating a connected environment easier than ever. Please note that the maximum current of any appliances connected must not exceed 13A, as the unit is protected by the 13A fuse in the plug. I really appreciate someone explaining the process and pointing out the 'it's not just a matter of taking out out and popping the new one straight in' perspective.It's on a white cable which goes directly into the fuse switch (pictured above) on the wall. The hob however has a junction box (I think that's what it's called). A type M plug is pictured and the following technical details may also help to identify it: Common Names Unsheathed pins, increasing the risk of electrocution, particularly for children whose small fingers may be able to touch the live pin when the plug is only partially inserted.

I currently have a 13 Amp compact oven and I am replacing it with a 16 Amp standard oven. I would like advice as to how easy the swap of the ovens will be and whether a qualified electrician is required to do it. Caravans use a totally different type of plug, the 16A blue IP44 single phase IEC60309 connector (often reffered to be UK electricans as a "CEEFORM"). Wecan manufacture step-down adaptorswith an in-line overload trip. These are normally called “ Cable Protectors” andare commonlyused topower catering trailers; yachtetc... The oven and hob don't arrive until Wednesday so I haven't left this until the last moment and got in a panic. We began to sell travel adaptors after becoming concerned at the number of sub-standard unsafe adaptors being sold online, often with a number of seriously dangerous issues:Bhutan, Botswana, India, Israel, Kuwait, Lesotho, Macau, Malaysia, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Pakistan, Singapore, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Swaziland, UK (for stage lighting only). Why buy your travel adaptors from us?