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Legrand 4 Compartment Socket Module x 75 mm

RS Stock No. 786-6434

Brand Legrand

Category: Floor Boxes & Accessories
Number of Compartments: 4
Width: 75 mm

AED 78.99

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Legrand 3 Compartment Socket Module x 100 mm

RS Stock No. 786-6425

Brand Legrand

Category: Floor Boxes & Accessories
Floor Box or Accessory Type: Socket Module
Number of Compartments: 3

AED 79.66

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Schneider Electric, Unica IP44 Grey Floor Mount Socket Socket

RS Stock No. 276-1605

Brand Schneider Electric

Body Orientation: Straight
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Series: Unica

AED 264.60

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Schneider Electric, New Unica IP20 White Floor Mount Vertical Socket Socket

RS Stock No. 276-1606

Brand Schneider Electric

Category: Industrial Power Connectors
IP Rating: IP20
Plug/Socket: Socket

AED 264.60

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MK Electric Albany Plus 1 Gang Plug Socket, 13A, Type G - British, Indoor Use

RS Stock No. 832-6460

Brand MK Electric

Colour Family: Brushed Chrome
Mounting Style: Floor mount
Number of Gangs: 1

AED 387.09

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Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 1.65kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, ±55V ac Secondary

RS Stock No. 812-9578

Brand Carroll & Meynell

Maximum Operating Frequency: 60Hz
Power Rating: 1.65kVA
Series: CM

AED 2.049.11

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MK Electric Light Grey Switch Socket

RS Stock No. 191-9908

Brand MK Electric

Category: Floor Boxes & Accessories
Floor Box or Accessory Type: Switch Socket
Series: MK Essentials

AED 86.38

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Robert Scott White Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

RS Stock No. 276-9644

Brand Robert Scott

Category: Broom Handles & Mop Handles
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AED 46.30

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Robert Scott Black Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

RS Stock No. 276-9640

Brand Robert Scott

Length: 1.37m
Material: Aluminium
Section: Facilities Cleaning & Maintenance

AED 46.69

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Robert Scott Green Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

RS Stock No. 276-9642

Brand Robert Scott

Category: Broom Handles & Mop Handles
For Use With: Exel Socket
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AED 919.60

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Robert Scott Red Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

RS Stock No. 276-9643

Brand Robert Scott

Category Link: https://ae.rsdelivers.com/browse/ppe-safety-test-it/facilities-cleaning-maintenance/floor-cleaning/broom-handles-mop-handles
For Use With: Exel Socket
Section: Facilities Cleaning & Maintenance

AED 46.30

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Robert Scott Yellow Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

RS Stock No. 276-9645

Brand Robert Scott

Category: Broom Handles & Mop Handles
Handle Type: Exel Push Fit
Length: 1.37m

AED 46.30

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Robert Scott Yellow Steel Handle, 1.33m, for use with Exel Socket, Screw Thread

RS Stock No. 276-9638

Brand Robert Scott

Category: Broom Handles & Mop Handles
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Handle Type: T1 Screw Fit

AED 24.14

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Bosch GAS 55 M AFC Floor Vacuum Cleaner Vacuum Cleaner for Wet/Dry Areas, 240V ac

RS Stock No. 799-8752

Brand Bosch

Application: Wet/Dry Vacuuming
Model Number: GAS 55 M AFC
Wet/Dry: Wet & Dry

AED 7.273.74

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brennenstuhl Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount 3P + N + E Industrial Power, Rated At 16A

RS Stock No. 249-9634

Brand brennenstuhl

Mains Plug Type: CEE 400 V-16 A
Mounting Type: Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount
Number of Sockets: 3

AED 336.21

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brennenstuhl Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount 3P+N+E (5p) Industrial Power, Rated At 32A

RS Stock No. 249-9635

Brand brennenstuhl

Category: Industrial Power Connectors
Mounting Type: Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount
Number of Sockets: 3

AED 437.20

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MK Electric Silver 2 Gang Plug Socket, 2 x 2P + E Poles, 13A, Type G - British

RS Stock No. 169-1888

Brand MK Electric

Category: Plug Sockets
Minimum Box Depth: 35mm
Overall Width: 102mm

AED 636.03

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Bodo Ehmann Type F - German Schuko 1 Gang Distribution Unit, 2m Cable, 32A, 400 V

RS Stock No. 270-3430

Brand Bodo Ehmann

Category: Power Distribution Units
Mains Plug Type: CEE 400 V-32 A
Mounting Type: Floor Mount

AED 3.411.80

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BG Electrical 7.4kW EV Charging Point, 207 → 253V dc O/P, 6 → 32A O/P Type 2

RS Stock No. 270-0072

Brand BG Electrical

Better World Claim: Renewable energy solution
Better World Product: Yes
Number of Sockets: 1

AED 4.611.21

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Sync Energy Single Phase 7.4kW EV Charging Point, 207 → 253V dc O/P, 6 → 32A O/P Type 2

RS Stock No. 270-0073

Brand Sync Energy

Better World Claim: Renewable energy solution
Connectivity Type: 4G/LAN/WiFi
EV Charging Level: 2

AED 3.605.51

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Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 375VA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

RS Stock No. 812-9581

Brand Carroll & Meynell

Category: Safety Site Transformers
Maximum Operating Frequency: 60Hz
Plug Type: SCHUKO

AED 2.000.82

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Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 3kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

RS Stock No. 812-9588

Brand Carroll & Meynell

Depth: 265mm
Maximum Operating Frequency: 60Hz
Width: 205mm

AED 2.415.25

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Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 1.5kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

RS Stock No. 812-9584

Brand Carroll & Meynell

Depth: 225mm
Length: 170mm
Socket Type: Schuko

AED 2.360.67

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What is a floor socket and where is it commonly used?

A floor socket, also known as a floor box or in-floor outlet, is an electrical outlet installed within the floor plane or at floor level to provide power without surface cables. These units come in recessed, surface-mounted, or modular configurations and are designed to sit flush with the floor or be accessed through a lid or small door. Floor sockets are commonly used in living rooms for seating areas, conference rooms and offices near desks, kitchens with islands or worktops, retail displays, studios, workshops, and public spaces where power must be available without clutter. Depending on regional standards, they can supply standard 230V or 120V outlets and may include ground fault protection (GFCI) for wet or humid areas. Many models also accommodate additional connectivity such as USB charging ports, data sockets (ethernet), HDMI, or audio outputs, turning a single floor point into a compact power and data hub. In short, floor sockets facilitate underfloor power distribution, improved cable management, safer layouts, and a cleaner, more flexible interior design.

What are the main benefits of choosing floor sockets over traditional power strips?

Floor sockets offer several advantages that make them a preferred choice for modern interiors and workspaces:

Cleaner aesthetics: with outlets tucked away in the floor, there are no dangling cords or desktop power strips cluttering the space.
Improved safety: reduced cable tripping hazards and better cord management when used with furniture layouts and seating areas.
Flexible layout options: modular floor boxes and underfloor distribution allow outlets to be placed exactly where you need them, even in irregular rooms or open-plan offices.
Durability and protection: many floor sockets feature robust housings, tamper-resistant designs, positive lids, and IP-rated seals for indoor and outdoor use.
Data and connectivity integration: available configurations combine power with USB charging, Ethernet, HDMI, and other data ports for a single, neat access point.
Adaptability for future needs: modular and configurable floor boxes can be upgraded with new modules without replacing the entire system.

Whether for residential living spaces or commercial environments, floor sockets deliver a professional, scalable solution for power distribution and connectivity.

What types of floor sockets are available and how do I choose between them?

There are several common floor socket types, each suited to different environments and installation requirements:

Recessed floor boxes: drop-in or flush-mount units that sit below floor level and reveal outlets via a lid or door. Ideal for high-traffic areas and applications needing a clean, hidden appearance.
Surface-mounted floor sockets: mounted directly on the floor surface, offering quick installation and easier access in temporary layouts or renovations.
Modular floor boxes: configurable systems that let you mix power, USB, ethernet, HDMI, and other modules to match evolving needs.
Weatherproof/outdoor floor sockets: sealed and IP-rated for patios, driveways, and exterior walkways, with corrosion-resistant finishes.
Integrated data and power sockets: combinations that add USB-C/USB-A ports, Ethernet, HDMI, display ports, or charging pads alongside standard outlets.
GFCI/surge-protected units: essential for wet zones and load centers to ensure electrical protection and reliability.

When selecting, consider amperage and voltage ratings (for example 13A or 16A, 230V or 120V depending on region), number of outlets, proximity to furniture, floor type, desired data connectivity, IP rating, and whether you want tamper-resistant features or child-safe designs. This helps determine whether a recessed floor box, a surface-mounted option, or a modular floor system best fits your project.

How do I install a floor socket safely and correctly?

Installing a floor socket should follow local electrical codes and is best performed by a licensed electrician. Key considerations include planning the route for power, data, and cables, choosing an appropriate floor box type for the floor material, and ensuring proper sealing against moisture or dust ingress. Steps typically involve cutting an access hole or preparing a mounting recess, routing cables from the panel or distribution point, connecting the module with correct line, neutral, and ground wiring, and securing a lid or cover that provides a flush finish. For outdoor or wet environments, select weatherproof housings with appropriate gaskets and IP ratings. Use GFCI protection where required by code, and ensure that any USB, Ethernet, or HDMI modules are properly shielded and compliant. Finally, test the system for power continuity, port functionality, and coverage of all outlets before sealing or finishing the floor surface.

How do I choose the right floor socket for a project?

Choosing the right floor socket involves balancing power needs, data requirements, and design goals:

Power capacity: decide between 13A or 16A outlets and consider future load growth for devices and equipment.
Number and type of outlets: determine how many standard mains outlets you need and whether to include USB ports, USB-C, or extra data connections.
Connectivity: assess whether you need ethernet, HDMI, audio, or other data interfaces integrated into the same floor point.
Protection and safety: evaluate GFCI protection, tamper resistance, and surge protection for critical areas.
Environmental and durability: select indoor versus weatherproof outdoor units, and check IP ratings and finish (stainless steel, brass, or powder-coated finishes).
Installation context: platform, island, open-plan office, or high-traffic public area may influence the choice between recessed boxes, surface-mounted options, or modular solutions.
Maintenance and accessibility: consider how easy it is to access modules for replacement or upgrades without disrupting the floor finish.

By aligning these factors with your space plan, furniture layout, and IT/data requirements, you’ll choose floor sockets that not only perform reliably but also enhance the room’s design.

Can floor sockets support data and connectivity beyond power?

Yes. Modern floor sockets are frequently designed as data-enabled hubs that combine power with connectivity options. Look for floor sockets that offer USB charging ports (USB-A, USB-C), Ethernet (RJ45) for wired networking, HDMI or DisplayPort for displays, and sometimes audio jacks. Some modular floor boxes incorporate multiple data modules that can be mixed and matched with power modules to suit conference rooms, classrooms, retail displays, or home entertainment setups. These integrated solutions simplify cable management, reduce surface clutter, and provide reliable performance for devices, laptops, projectors, and smart devices. When selecting data-capable floor sockets, ensure compatibility with your network standards, data speeds, and any required security features (such as network segmentation or tamper protection) to keep your installation future-proof.

What maintenance, warranties, and aftercare should I expect from floor sockets?

Routine maintenance for floor sockets includes periodic inspection of seals and lids to maintain IP protection, cleaning of dust from around the module, and checking for any signs of wear, corrosion, or moisture ingress in outdoor or wet-area installations. Replace damaged gaskets or components promptly and verify that USB ports, data jacks, and power outlets still seat devices securely. Warranties vary by manufacturer but typically cover defective modules and housings for several years, with some components designed for easy field replacement in modular floor systems. When planning a project, choose reputable manufacturers offering verified certifications, long-term spare-part availability, and clear installation and maintenance guidelines. Regular checks and compliant installation practices help ensure longevity, safety, and consistent performance of floor sockets in both residential and commercial settings.

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Legrand 4 Compartment Socket Module x 75 mm

Legrand 3 Compartment Socket Module x 100 mm

Schneider Electric, Unica IP44 Grey Floor Mount Socket Socket

Schneider Electric, New Unica IP20 White Floor Mount Vertical Socket Socket

MK Electric Albany Plus 1 Gang Plug Socket, 13A, Type G - British, Indoor Use

Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 1.65kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, ±55V ac Secondary

MK Electric Light Grey Switch Socket

Robert Scott White Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

Robert Scott Black Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

Robert Scott Green Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

Robert Scott Red Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

Robert Scott Yellow Aluminium Handle, 1.37m, for use with Exel Socket

Robert Scott Yellow Steel Handle, 1.33m, for use with Exel Socket, Screw Thread

Bosch GAS 55 M AFC Floor Vacuum Cleaner Vacuum Cleaner for Wet/Dry Areas, 240V ac

brennenstuhl Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount 3P + N + E Industrial Power, Rated At 16A

brennenstuhl Floor Mount, Rack Mount, Wall Mount 3P+N+E (5p) Industrial Power, Rated At 32A

MK Electric Silver 2 Gang Plug Socket, 2 x 2P + E Poles, 13A, Type G - British

Bodo Ehmann Type F - German Schuko 1 Gang Distribution Unit, 2m Cable, 32A, 400 V

BG Electrical 7.4kW EV Charging Point, 207 → 253V dc O/P, 6 → 32A O/P Type 2

Sync Energy Single Phase 7.4kW EV Charging Point, 207 → 253V dc O/P, 6 → 32A O/P Type 2

Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 375VA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 3kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

Carroll & Meynell Single Phase 1.5kVA Site Transformer, 230V ac Primary, 230V Secondary

What is a floor socket and where is it commonly used?

What are the main benefits of choosing floor sockets over traditional power strips?

What types of floor sockets are available and how do I choose between them?

How do I install a floor socket safely and correctly?

How do I choose the right floor socket for a project?

Can floor sockets support data and connectivity beyond power?

What maintenance, warranties, and aftercare should I expect from floor sockets?