APSA Manuals

This document is a detailed description of the KRANIA 38.0 protection contact plug, including type, end termination, rated voltage/current, outer dimensions, wiring, lead length, plug, approval marks and short description.

This PDF file provides information about 50 table sockets, including product name, model, length, color, size, etc.

D6000S-2S is a multi-function socket from APSA, with a switch and a detachable power cable. It is available in 3, 6, 9, and 12 socket configurations.

17 surge protection power strips with housings made of impact-resistant plastic, halogen-free. Correct earthing is the basic requirement for effective surge protection. Normally, after the power strip is connected to the power supply, the green standby lamp at the power input must light up. This indicates that the 230 V surge protection is functioning. If the green light does not light up, it can be assumed that the power supply is without voltage or that the surge protection has functioned as intended! This will cause the sockets to no longer be supplied, but they will still be protected.

The document describes a customizable power strip with various accessories and color options. The product is suitable for installation in cabinets or for general mobile applications.

Screw terminal blocks for cables and wires for connection in switchboards.

The D6000S/n-3S is a re-connectable plug strip with a switch produced by APSA. It is suitable for DIN 49440, CEE7-III, (Schuko16/250~) with switch, head (switch code: 3S). The product has a quantity of 3, 6, 9, 12 sockets, with lengths of 262, 394, 526, 658 mm and EDV numbers of 4000993005538, 4000993005545, 4000993005552, and 4000993005569. The rated voltage, rated current, and protection class are respectively 250VAC, 16A, and IP20.

Apsa DIN 4944X_16 is a kind of protection contact plug.

This is a table of 50 Schutzkt.-Tischsteckdosen DIN 49440 – 16 A/250 V~ wiederanschliessbar!

2047 is a re-connectable angle plug with earthing contact and 2nd earthing system, R2 type, produced by apsa