Standard Series Socket Outlet Single Switch, 250V, 10A, Skirt Mount | Red
Item Number: 16-RD
Datasheet
Specifications
Design
| Range of product | Standard Series |
|---|---|
| Product or component type | switched socket |
| Product brand | Clipsal |
| Surface finish | glossy |
Physical
| Control type | ON/OFF button |
|---|---|
| Number of gangs | 1 gang |
| Pin number | 3 |
| Number of power socket outlets | 1 |
| Actuator |
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| Fixing mode | by screws |
| Local signalling | without light indicator |
| Mounting position | horizontal |
| [ue] rated operational voltage | 250 V AC |
| [in] rated current | 10 A |
| Depth | 14 mm |
| Length | 98 mm |
| Width | 45 mm |
| Fixing center | 78 mm |
| Standards |
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| Mercury free | Yes |
| Rohs exemption information | Yes |
| Environmental disclosure | ENVPEP120506EN |
| Eu rohs directive | Compliant By Exemption |
Material
| Material | plastic |
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Documents & downloads
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Technical Data Catalogues
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Specification Guide
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Declaration of Conformity (Sustainability)
16-BK EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
16-BK EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
16-RD EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
16-RD EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
16-WE EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
16-WE EU RoHS Directive
VERSION
1.0
DATE
01 Jan 1900
REVISION
1.0
Frequently Asked Questions
Windows File Explorer crashes after installing EcoStruxure Control Expert V16.2 due to the .zhw Property Handler shell extension
Hide ShowQuestion:
After installing EcoStruxure Control Expert V16.2, Windows File Explorer crashes immediately on launch. Disabling the Control Expert `.zhw` Property Handler shell extension stops File Explorer from crashing. Is this a known issue, and can the shell extension remain disabled?
Answer:
This behaviour may occur if the Control Expert `.zhw` Property Handler shell extension causes Windows File Explorer to crash on a specific PC environment.
If Windows File Explorer crashes after installing EcoStruxure Control Expert V16.2, check the Windows Event Viewer logs for Explorer.exe crash details. A shell extension tool may also be used to identify whether the Control Expert `.zhw` Property Handler is involved.
As a workaround, disable the Control Expert `.zhw` Property Handler shell extension. Leaving this shell extension disabled should not affect normal use of EcoStruxure Control Expert Classic.
If required, perform a clean uninstall and reinstall of EcoStruxure Control Expert V16.2 following the installation manual. The Schneider Electric licence is managed by Schneider Electric License Manager, so uninstalling Control Expert should not remove the licence from the local licence manager.
Recommended checks:
- Confirm whether the issue occurs on one PC only or multiple PCs.
- Confirm the Windows version and build.
- Review Windows Event Viewer logs for Explorer.exe crash details.
- Confirm whether disabling the `.zhw` Property Handler shell extension resolves the crash.
- If the issue occurs on multiple PCs, collect details and escalate for further investigation.
Note:
If the issue is isolated to one PC, it may be related to the local Windows environment, installed shell extensions, operating system build, or local installation state.
What does the 16AX mean on the PDL 681MT16WH
Hide ShowHow to enable the C-Bus Clock or Power Supply of the Voltage Free Relays?
Hide ShowFor any Voltage Free Relay, the C-Bus Clock can be enabled or disabled via the front panel, by pressing and holding down the top left channel button, and short pressing the top channel button second in from the right.
For any Voltage Free Relay, the C-Bus Power Supply can enabled or disabled via the front panel, by pressing and holding down the top left channel button, and short pressing the top right channel button.
Note: By default both the C-Bus Clock and C-Bus Supply are disabled.
Do the Digital Dimmers & Voltage Free Relays support Software Network Burdens?
Hide ShowNo, a software network burden is not a supported feature for the:
Digital Dimmers: 5508D1D or 5504D2D
Voltage Free Relays: 5504RVF, 5508RVF or 5516RVF
Can an AFDD replace a residual current device (RCD)?
Hide ShowWhat is a Resi9 AFDD?
Hide ShowArc Fault Detection Devices help to reduce the risk of electrical fire.
An AFDD is a detection device that automatically cuts the electricity supply when it detects an arc fault in a circuit by immediately cutting off the electricity supply. AFDDs help to prevent arc faults from reaching temperatures where fires can break out.