The Electro-PJP 4mm safety socket is a professional quality shrouded 4mm safety socket offered in ...The Electro-PJP 4mm safety socket is a professional quality shrouded 4mm safety socket offered in a wide range of colours with solder, stud or 6.35mm faston termination conforming to IEC 1010 safety standards. The socket is specifically designed for use with shrouded 4mm plugs but will also accept standard 4mm plugs. It has polyamide insulation with a nickel plated brass contact. It is overvoltage rated to CAT II 1000 V / CAT III 1000 V / CAT IV 600 V. A pair of fixing tools is available seperately to assist in rapid assembly of sockets to panels, a socket clamping tool and a nut wrench. Colour: red. Connection: short pin. Supplied with suitable round nut. 36A current rating. Panel mount.
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Product Information
Full details
This PJP Electro 4mm safety socket is designed for professionals needing a secure and versatile connection point for 4mm plugs, offering high safety ratings and multiple termination options. While it accepts both shrouded and standard 4mm plugs, its primary design is for shrouded types to maximize safety. A potential caveat is the need for separate fixing tools for rapid panel assembly.
All features
Model Part Number
3267-I-R
Brand
PJP
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the main advantage of a safety socket?
Safety sockets, like this PJP model, are designed to prevent accidental contact with live conductors, significantly reducing the risk of electric shock, especially when used with shrouded plugs.
Can I use any 4mm plug with this socket?
The socket is designed to accept both shrouded 4mm plugs and standard 4mm plugs, offering flexibility. However, it provides maximum safety when used with shrouded plugs.
What does CAT II, CAT III, CAT IV rating mean?
These ratings refer to the transient voltage levels the socket can withstand. CAT IV is the highest rating, indicating suitability for measurements at the source of the electrical supply. CAT II and CAT III are for lower categories of electrical installations.
What termination options are available?
This specific variant uses a short pin termination. The Electro PJP 4mm safety socket range is offered with solder, stud, or 6.35mm faston termination options.
Is the mounting hardware included?
The socket is supplied with a suitable round nut for mounting. Specialized tools for rapid assembly, such as a socket clamping tool and nut wrench, are available separately.
What is the maximum current this socket can handle?
The socket has a high current rating of 36A, making it suitable for applications requiring substantial power delivery.
How do I clean the socket?
Clean the socket using a dry or slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the insulation.
Troubleshooting
Socket is loose in the panel.
Ensure the round nut is tightened securely. If persistent, check panel aperture size and consider using the PJP socket clamping tool for a firmer grip.
Connection is intermittent or fails.
Check the wiring termination for a secure connection (solder joint, faston connection, or stud tightness). Ensure the plug being used is making proper contact within the socket.
Plug does not fit securely.
Verify if you are using a standard or shrouded 4mm plug. This socket is optimized for shrouded plugs. Ensure the plug is not damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High safety ratings (CAT II, III, IV) ensure user protection.
Durable construction with polyamide insulation and nickel-plated brass.
Accommodates both shrouded and standard 4mm plugs.
Fixing tools are sold separately, adding to the initial setup cost.
Primarily designed for shrouded plugs, standard plugs may not be as secure.
Panel mounting requires precise hole preparation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Panel Preparation: Ensure the panel has the correct sized aperture for panel mounting the socket.
Mounting: Insert the socket into the panel aperture. Secure it using the provided round nut. For rapid assembly, consider using the PJP 3299 nut wrench and socket clamping tool (sold separately).
Termination: Connect your wires according to the chosen termination type (solder, stud, or 6.35mm faston). Ensure a clean and secure connection.
Compatibility
Plugs: Compatible with shrouded 4mm plugs and standard 4mm plugs.
Panel Thickness: Designed for standard panel thicknesses; verify dimensions if using custom panels.
Care
Cleaning: Use a dry or slightly damp, lint-free cloth to clean the exterior of the socket. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the polyamide insulation.
Inspection: Periodically inspect the socket for any signs of wear, damage, or loose connections. Ensure the nut remains tight.