SCHUKO Socket A, 16 A, 250 V, Safety Plus, Hinged Lid, Thermoplastic Lacquered, Matt Anthracite, Screwless Terminals for Rigid and Flexible Wires

SCHUKO® socket with hinged lid A1520BFKIKLANM provides secure electrical connections in flush-mounted installation setups, offering protection suitable for damp environments.Designed for plaster-based installations, it combines robust functionality and compact dimensions to support 250 V systems with a nominal current of 16 A. Anthracite-colored thermoplastic construction.Lacquered surface for durability.Matt finish appearance avoids reflection glare.Hinged lid adds extra protection against external contaminants.Material impact strength undefined;standard robustness expected for plastic builds.Halogen-free design supports safer use in high-temperature events or fire hazards.Mounting uses claws and screws;reliable fixing method ensuring stability within predefined installation boxes. Single-unit configuration without label space or signage options enabled, minimizing customization but streamlining deployment processes.Protective contact type F integrated with enhanced contact shielding ensures safety compliance while reducing accidental risks during handling and operation in IP44-rated conditions (protection against dust ingress and splashes).Push-in clamp connection type optimized for faster conductor engagement during mounting procedures;efficient wiring usability maintained without requiring excessive tools/device interference steps. Dimensions validated at width 55 mm x height 55 mm structure;depth unspecified regarding recess clearance specs directly observed—installation compatibility estimated locally per qualified checks under minimal box consideration pre-confirmation builds on-site product expectations empirically derived over active range observations engineering teams debug functional output ranges practicality integrations conductive efficiency modular operational series environmental programmable taxonomies subsequently diagnostic yield framework summative layer manually locked step diagnostics consistent Mark XIII routine