Electro PJP Shrouded Socket - Blue - stud

The Electro-PJP 4mm safety socket is a professional quality shrouded 4mm safety socket offered in ...

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This guide is for professionals and hobbyists requiring secure and safe electrical connections. The Electro PJP 4mm safety socket in blue offers reliable termination for test equipment and general electrical assemblies, with a primary benefit of its robust CAT II/III/IV overvoltage rating for enhanced safety. A minor consideration is the need for separate fixing tools for panel mounting. Key features include its polyamide insulation, nickel-plated brass contact, and compatibility with both shrouded and standard 4mm plugs.

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Model Part Number3265-I-Bl
BrandPJP

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FAQs

What is the primary safety rating of this socket?

The socket is overvoltage rated to CAT II 1000 V / CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V, conforming to IEC 1010 safety standards.

Can I use standard 4mm plugs with this socket?

Yes, while specifically designed for shrouded 4mm plugs, it will also accept standard 4mm plugs.

What type of termination does this socket have?

This socket features stud termination for secure electrical connections.

What tools are recommended for panel mounting?

PJP offers a socket clamping tool and a nut wrench separately to assist with rapid assembly onto panels.

What is the maximum current this socket can handle?

The socket has a maximum current rating of 36A.

What is the required panel cutout size?

The socket requires a panel mounting hole of 12mm in diameter.

What material are the contacts made of?

The contacts are made of nickel-plated brass.

Troubleshooting

Socket connection is intermittent or loose.

Check that the connecting wire is securely fastened to the stud terminal. Ensure the socket is properly tightened to the panel and that no excessive force is applied to the connection.

Socket does not fit the panel hole.

Verify that the panel hole is precisely 12mm in diameter. Ensure no obstructions or damage are present around the mounting hole.

Overheating during high current use.

Confirm that the connected load does not exceed the socket's 36A rating. Ensure all connections are clean and have low resistance. If the issue persists, the socket may be faulty or unsuitable for the application.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High safety ratings (CAT II/III/IV) protect against overvoltage.
  • Durable materials ensure a long service life.
  • Accepts both standard and shrouded 4mm plugs.
  • Suitable for high-current applications up to 36A.
  • Professional-grade construction for reliable performance.

Cons

  • Fixing tools for panel assembly are sold separately.
  • Requires a specific panel mounting hole size (12mm).
  • Primarily designed for panel mounting, not other installation types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure the mounting surface has a 12mm diameter hole.
  2. Insert the socket through the panel hole.
  3. Secure the socket using the supplied round nut. For easier and faster assembly on panels, consider using the PJP socket clamping tool and nut wrench (sold separately).
  4. Connect the power source or load to the stud termination using appropriate connectors or crimps.

Compatibility:

  • Plugs: Compatible with both shrouded 4mm safety plugs and standard 4mm plugs.
  • Panel Thickness: Suitable for panels that accommodate a 12mm mounting hole and the socket's body.

Care:

  • Clean the exterior of the socket with a dry or slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners.
  • Periodically inspect the socket for any signs of physical damage or wear. Ensure connections remain clean and secure.

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