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Timeguard TW1409DPP Weathersafe IP66 2 Gang 13A Switched Socket DP with Passive RCD

SKU TW1409DPP
Original price £29.99 - Original price £29.99
Original price
£29.99 inc VAT £24.99 exc VAT
£29.99 - £29.99
Current price £29.99 inc VAT £24.99 exc VAT inc VAT £24.99 exc VAT

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Description

The Timeguard TW1409DPP Weathersafe is a robust IP66-rated 2 gang outdoor socket featuring two 13A double pole switched outlets and built-in 30mA passive RCD protection. Designed for gardens, patios, garages, workshops and other demanding environments, it provides convenient outdoor power with additional protection against earth leakage faults.

Specification

Timeguard TW1409DPP Weathersafe IP66 2 Gang RCD Socket

Bring safe and dependable power to outdoor and demanding indoor areas with the Timeguard TW1409DPP Weathersafe 2 Gang Switched Socket.

This heavy-duty weatherproof socket combines two individually switched 13A outlets with a built-in 30mA passive, or latching, RCD. The RCD detects earth leakage faults and disconnects the electrical supply, helping reduce the risk of electric shock.

Its IP66-rated enclosure provides a high level of protection against dust and powerful water jets when correctly installed and closed, making it suitable for exposed areas such as gardens, patios, garages, sheds, workshops and outbuildings.

The two outlets use double pole switching, disconnecting both the live and neutral conductors when switched off. A tough polycarbonate enclosure provides durability for everyday use in challenging environments.

Because this model uses a passive RCD, it remains latched following a temporary interruption to the incoming power supply. This makes it useful for equipment where automatic restoration of power may be desirable, subject to the installation requirements and suitability of the connected appliance.

Key Features

  • Timeguard Weathersafe weatherproof socket
  • Manufacturer part number: TW1409DPP
  • Two 13A switched socket outlets
  • Double pole switching
  • Built-in 30mA RCD protection
  • Passive, latching RCD operation
  • IP66-rated weatherproof enclosure
  • Suitable for outdoor and demanding indoor environments
  • Durable polycarbonate construction
  • Surface or box-mounted design
  • Grey and black weather-resistant finish
  • Suitable for gardens, patios, garages, sheds and workshops

Technical Specifications

Brand: Timeguard
Range: Weathersafe / TW1
Product code: TW1409DPP
Socket type: Switched socket
Number of gangs: 2
Current rating: 13A
Voltage: 240V AC
Switching: Double pole
RCD type: Passive / latching
RCD trip sensitivity: 30mA
IP rating: IP66
Material: Polycarbonate
Colour: Grey with black finish
Mounting type: Box or surface mounted
Approximate width: 188mm
Approximate height: 170mm
Approximate depth: 90mm
Relevant enclosure standard: BS EN 60529

Product Instruction Sheet (PDF) - INS 1160 V1.0 - Timeguard Weatherproof - Sockets.pdf

FAQ's

Is the Timeguard TW1409DPP suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. The socket has an IP66-rated enclosure and is designed for outdoor and demanding indoor environments. Its weather resistance depends on correct installation, suitable cable entries and the cover being properly closed.

What does IP66 mean?

IP66 means the enclosure provides complete protection against dust ingress and protection against powerful water jets. It does not mean the socket should be submerged in water.

Does this socket have built-in RCD protection?

Yes. The TW1409DPP has a built-in 30mA RCD designed to disconnect the power supply when an earth leakage fault is detected.

Is the RCD active or passive?

This model has a passive, also known as latching, RCD. It normally remains latched after a temporary loss of incoming mains power, allowing the supply to resume when mains power returns.

What is the difference between a passive and active RCD socket?

A passive RCD generally remains latched following a power cut. An active or non-latching RCD switches off when the supply fails and must normally be reset manually when power returns.

A passive model may be appropriate for appliances where continued operation after a power interruption is required. An active model is often selected for tools or equipment where an unexpected restart could create a hazard. The correct type should be chosen according to the application and installation requirements.