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Product Overview
A shaver socket (240 or 115 volts) is a type of electrical socket that is specifically designed to power electric razors or toothbrushes. It is typically found in bathrooms or other areas where personal grooming takes place. The socket is designed to be compatible with two different voltage standards: 240V and 115V. This allows the socket to be used in countries that use either voltage standard. In some countries, the voltage of the socket specified as 110V or 120V instead of 115V.
The shaver socket typically has a unique shape with two circular pins that are close together. This shape is designed to prevent the socket from being used with any other type of electrical device. The socket is usually installed at a height of 1.5 meters from the floor, which is the standard height for bathroom sockets. It is often connected to a separate circuit from other sockets in the bathroom, with its own circuit breaker or fuse.
Features
Has a unique shape with two circular pins.
Compatible with two different voltage standards: 240V and 115V.
Height of 1.5 meters from the floor.
Benefits
Safety.
Convenience.
Space-saving.
Energy-efficient.
Compatibility.
Technical Specifications
A shaver socket (240 or 115 volts) is a type of electrical socket that is specifically designed to power electric razors or toothbrushes. It is typically found in bathrooms or other areas where personal grooming takes place. The socket is designed to be compatible with two different voltage standards: 240V and 115V. This allows the socket to be used in countries that use either voltage standard. In some countries, the voltage of the socket specified as 110V or 120V instead of 115V.
The shaver socket typically has a unique shape with two circular pins that are close together. This shape is designed to prevent the socket from being used with any other type of electrical device. The socket is usually installed at a height of 1.5 meters from the floor, which is the standard height for bathroom sockets. It is often connected to a separate circuit from other sockets in the bathroom, with its own circuit breaker or fuse.