This is a 240 V three-pin plug socket base from Domus. ⛔ Tell us what you are connecting before you order this one. We hold very little about it. What our record holds: 240 V, a three-pin configuration, a dimension of 100 × 100 × 100 mm, and a one-year warranty. There is no datasheet. What no source records — and what actually decides the purchase: its current rating in amperes, how it mounts, what it is designed to connect to, its IP rating, and its material. ⚠ The 100 × 100 × 100 mm is a cube, which for a socket base is more likely a packed carton size than the part itself. Send us a photograph of what you are plugging in, or the fitting this is meant to serve, and we will confirm the part with Domus before anything ships. ⛔ The current rating is the figure that matters, and it is missing Any accessory that carries mains load has an ampere rating, and it is the ceiling on what can safely be connected through it. ⚠ This is the same gap we have found across the Domus TRAK track components — seven of them, including the centre feed, carry no current rating in any source. It appears to be a pattern in how these accessories are documented rather than a single omission. ✅ Other Domus products do record it. The SENSOR-SM-01 states 1000 W LED / 16 A plainly, so the figure exists in this manufacturer's data when someone chooses to publish it. Ask us and we will get it from Domus in writing. Your electrician will want it, so it is better to have before the visit than during it. ⚠ This is licensed electrical work Anything on a 240 V circuit is an electrician's job, and a socket base is a fixed connection rather than a plug-in accessory. ⚠ Isolate at the switchboard, not at a switch. ✅ Ask us for the installation instructions with the quote, so your electrician sees what they are fitting before the visit. What we are deliberately not publishing ⛔ Current rating. IP rating. Mounting method. Material. What it connects to. Whether hardware is included. None appears in the manufacturer's data or our own record. On a mains-carrying electrical accessory, inventing any of them would be worse than leaving them out — a socket assumed to be rated for a load it is not is a safety question, not a convenience one. Where it works ✅ As a like-for-like replacement, once we have identified the original. ✅ Where the assembly it belongs to has been confirmed with us. ⛔ Not orderable from the title alone — send us a photograph. ⛔ Not a DIY job — licensed electrician, isolated at the board. ⚠ Do not connect a load until we have the current rating. Specifying it 240 V three-pin plug socket base. Recorded dimension 100 × 100 × 100 mm (⚠ likely a packed size). Warranty 1 year. ⛔ No datasheet exists for this part. Its current rating, IP rating, mounting method, material and the assembly it belongs to are all unrecorded, and we are not publishing an electrical rating we cannot evidence. Send us a photograph of what it is serving and we will confirm the correct part — and its rating — with Domus before you order. Installation by a licensed electrician. Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Questions What current is it rated for?Not recorded in any source we hold, and we are not going to estimate it on a mains-carrying accessory. That figure is the ceiling on what can safely be connected through it, so it is the one thing worth having before you order. Ask us and we will get it from Domus in writing — your electrician will want it too. What does it connect to?Not recorded, which is why we are asking for a photograph. Send us a picture of what you are plugging in, or of the fitting this is meant to serve, and we will identify the assembly and confirm the correct part with Domus before anything ships. Is it really 100 mm cubed?That is what our record holds, and we would treat it with caution — a perfect cube is more likely a packed carton dimension than the part itself. If the size matters for the space it is going into, ask us and we will measure one. Can I fit it myself?No. Anything on a 240 V circuit is licensed electrical work, and a socket base is a fixed connection rather than a plug-in accessory. Isolate at the switchboard rather than at a switch, and ask us for the installation instructions with the quote so your electrician sees what they are fitting before the visit. Does it have an IP rating?Not recorded. If it is going anywhere damp or outdoors, that is a question to settle before ordering rather than after — ask us and we will confirm with Domus. Why is so little recorded about it?There is no datasheet for this part, and the product record holds four fields. It is not the only Domus accessory in that position — seven track components in this catalogue also carry no current rating in any source. Other Domus products do record it, so the information exists when someone chooses to publish it. What warranty does it have?One year, where most of this catalogue is three. Ask us if you want that confirmed in writing before you order.
