Standard Series Auto Switch Socket Outlet Horizontal Mount, 10A, Single Pole | White Electric
Item Number: 10-WE
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Specifications
Design
| Range of product | Standard Series |
|---|---|
| Product or component type | socket-outlet |
| Product brand | Clipsal |
Physical
| Quantity per set | set of 1 |
|---|---|
| Marking | without marking |
| Local signalling | without light indicator |
| Device mounting | flush |
| Fixing mode | by screws |
| [in] rated current | 10 A |
| [ue] rated operational voltage | 250 V AC |
| Depth | 16 mm |
| Length | 115 mm |
| Fixing center | 84 mm |
| Number of poles | 1 |
| Width | 73 mm |
| Standards |
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| Mercury free | Yes |
| Rohs exemption information | Yes |
| Environmental disclosure | ENVPEP120506EN |
| Eu rohs directive | Compliant By Exemption |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the differences between the 10AX (41E10PBSWM and 41E10PBSWMZ) and the 2AX (41E2PBSWM and 41E2PBSWMZ) Wiser switches?
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10AX has the ability to include multiway switching with control links where the 2AX does not.
As per images below there is a size difference between the two mechanisms. This size difference shows that with the 10AX you are limited to the plates you can fit these to being 1 – 3 gang (or added to the centre of a 5-gang plate). The 10AX switch will fit into deep wall boxes and cavity walls.
The 2AX does not have this limitation and can fit 1 – 6 gang plates. It is also not as deep as the 10AX and can fit into most standard wall boxes. The 10AX switch will fit into deep wall boxes and cavity walls.
2AX in Bluetooth is unable to have schedules set and the 10AX in Bluetooth can.
As per the load tables the 10AX can handle larger loads when compared to the 2AX.
As per images below there is a size difference between the two mechanisms. This size difference shows that with the 10AX you are limited to the plates you can fit these to being 1 – 3 gang (or added to the centre of a 5-gang plate). The 10AX switch will fit into deep wall boxes and cavity walls.
The 2AX does not have this limitation and can fit 1 – 6 gang plates. It is also not as deep as the 10AX and can fit into most standard wall boxes. The 10AX switch will fit into deep wall boxes and cavity walls.
2AX in Bluetooth is unable to have schedules set and the 10AX in Bluetooth can.
As per the load tables the 10AX can handle larger loads when compared to the 2AX.
10AX
2AX
How do I convert Iconic Wiser™ Connected Switches or Dimmers from Zigbee to BLE
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Do I need to use any caps or silicone on the mounting screws on the Iconic Outdoor?
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All Iconic Outdoor mounting points are outside the wiring area and do not need to be drilled or any additional sealant applied.
What size conduit entries can be used with Iconic Outdoor?
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Iconic Outdoor suits both 20mm and 25mm conduit.
What is the product code for the spare DIN rail and brackets kit for 56CB4 covers?
Hide ShowThe product code for the spare DIN rail and brackets kit for 56CB4 would be PDL1CB100.
But those are discontinued now. See below link.
Customer may opt for PDL56CB4 which is supplied with full DIN rail and mounting bracket for fitting to a standard 56E2 or larger enclosure. See below link for further information
Can the Wiser Micro Module Dimmer have LED indication?
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The Micro module Dimmer cannot be used with LED indication other than having the indicator always on. This is due to the Switch mechanism required for control being a momentary or Bell press type and using the 2nd terminal and a neutral connection would simply have the LED on permanently unless you were pressing the switch in.
Connecting the LED indicator to the ‘I’ terminal can create a pathway that interferes with the electrical signal the module is triggered with sometimes causing the switch control to not function or the module to behave erratically.
Connecting the LED indicator to the ‘L’ terminal means the module is then actively trying to dim the indicator also and with the led indicators being non-dimmable will cause an error in the module.
Connecting the LED indicator to the ‘I’ terminal can create a pathway that interferes with the electrical signal the module is triggered with sometimes causing the switch control to not function or the module to behave erratically.
Connecting the LED indicator to the ‘L’ terminal means the module is then actively trying to dim the indicator also and with the led indicators being non-dimmable will cause an error in the module.