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BG Electrical WP22-01 Double Weatherproof Outdoor Switched Power Socket, IP66 Rated, 13 Amp- £8.88 @ Amazon
BG Electrical WP22-01 Double Weatherproof Outdoor Switched Power Socket, IP66 Rated, 13 Amp- £8.88 @ Amazon
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Posted 5 May 2023

BG Electrical WP22-01 Double Weatherproof Outdoor Switched Power Socket, IP66 Rated, 13 Amp- £8.88 @ Amazon

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AN INCREDIBLY ROBUST AND HIGH IMPACT OUTDOOR DOUBLE POWER SOCKET: From BG Electrical Storm Range, for safe electricity supply outdoors
WEATHERPROOF AND DUST PROOF RATING OF IP66: With neon LED power indicators and a clear cover which clips securely in place
SUPPLIED WITH MULTIPLE KNOCK-OUT MOUNTING BOX: The outdoor double socket can be installed in gardens and patios, as well as in shed’s, outhouses and garages
WITH COLOUR CODED TERMINALS WITH CAPTIVE SCREWS: For easy installation, and has multiple gland entry positions
TRUST IN THE BG ELECTRICAL STORM WEATHERPROOF RANGE: As they are guaranteed against faulty materials and workmanship for 25 years – giving you total peace of mind
BGBG Electrical IP66 Rated Outdoor Weatherproof Double Switched Power Socket with Latching RCD
Use confidently in outhouses, sheds and garages
A secure and robust permanent outdoor weatherproof double switched socket from BG Electrical Storm range. With a weatherproof cover which clips into place, the double socket is ideal for using for powering outdoor pools and ponds and can even be installed in outhouses, sheds and garages.
Electrical IP66 Rated Outdoor Weatherproof Double Switched Power Socket with Latching RCD
Use confidently in outhouses, sheds and garages
A secure and robust permanent outdoor weatherproof double switched socket from BG Electrical Storm range. With a weatherproof cover which clips into place, the double socket is ideal for using for powering outdoor pools and ponds and can even be installed in outhouses, sheds and garages.
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  1. Wadadli_Cooler's avatar
    I always fit RCD ones, even though technically you don't need to if you have a modern consumer unit with 30mA RCD protection. Advantage is if something outdoors trips, then it usually won't take out everything else in your house at the same time - eg Fridge Freezer if you're away on holiday!
    AdelRawas's avatar
    I'll be using this mainly for the lawnmower and the occasional radio while in the garden. Wouldn't leave anything plugged in it
  2. Robdataff's avatar
    £8.99 at screwfix if that's easier for an 11p difference.

    I reckon you might as well spend £24.09 on the same thing with an rcd. Peace of mind for outside hey?
    Im not a sparky though. Open to advice.
    InkZ's avatar
    I had an RCD plug for my garden tools, and the house would trip before the RCD...
  3. Jiebo0123's avatar
    Bought this from screw fix. I wouldnt recommend it, the design is poor and is very difficult to open and close.
  4. crazycritic's avatar
    Have this. The clips that close the lids are extremely fragile and will break if you look at it wrong.
  5. sixgoldstars's avatar
    Bought one of these last time they were on offer about two years ago.
    Still haven't got around to installing it.
  6. littlebasher's avatar
    These are a real pain to open and close, especially with a cable in situ
  7. ZapGod's avatar
    A weatherproof box is usually more practical because a lot of things you'll want to put outside such as cameras will need power supplies
  8. chris_p's avatar
    Any recommendations for a smart outdoor socket?
    jameswestby's avatar
    screwfix.com/p/b….ds


    I use BG smart sockets in the house that work great on their app. This is the outside version of it
  9. rjeffreys's avatar
    Had one of these for many years and it’s still going strong. I don’t understand the comments about it being difficult to open and shut because I find it really straightforward even if you have something plugged in. Recommend that you take your time fitting it and use silicon around any possible water ingress points. I then put a bead of clear silicon around the whole unit where it meets the wall and have never had any problems. (edited)
  10. 4u2nV1983's avatar
    Cheers op! Don’t need one but not gonna refuse at this price it can sit in the shed for now
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