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Power Protection Seal

Power Protection Seal

Power Protection Seal

Product catalog summary

Product Overview

The document provides technical data and assembly instructions for the Power Protection Seal PPS11, produced by Reece Safety Products Ltd. It includes product information essential for correct installation and use.

Company Information

Reece Safety Products Ltd is located at Unit B9, Lowfields Close, Lowfields Business Park, Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 9DX. Contact details include telephone: 01422 310456, fax: 01422 311070, and email: [email protected]. Their website is www.reecesafety.co.uk.

Document Structure

The technical data sheet is divided into two sheets (1A and 1B), both dated March 2017. The sheets contain product specifications, assembly instructions, and preparation steps for the Power Protection Seal PPS11.

Key Sections

  • Product Specifications: Details about the Power Protection Seal PPS11, including its intended use with sockets and power protection.
  • Assembly Instructions: Step-by-step guidance on how to prepare and assemble the seal correctly to ensure safety and functionality.
  • Preparation: Initial steps required before assembly, ensuring the product is ready for installation.

Critical Information

The document emphasizes the importance of following the assembly instructions carefully to maintain product integrity and safety. Contact information is provided for technical support or further inquiries.

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Catalog excerpts

Power Protection Seal-1

SUITABILITY Although the Power Protection Seal will fit most standard 13 amp sockets, it is essential that you check that this product is suitable for your particular socket. Check List Your socket will have to conform to the following: • Without removing the adhesive backing, fit the back plate over the socket and insert plug through the 3 apertures of the back plate into the 3-pin socket • Make sure that Edge A has a gap of 2.0mm (minimum) from the switch inside edge (see Fig 2) • On twin sockets there needs to be a sufficient gap between the 2 switches (see Fig 2). • If your socket does not fit these requirements, you will need to replace your socket (telephone us for details of recommended socket/s). © Reece Safety Products Ltd

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Power Protection Seal-2

Preparation 1/ Ensure that the surface of the socket is clean, grease free and dry Marking Out Do not remove adhesive backing when completing this task 1/ Locate the back plate on socket by inserting plug into apertures (see Fig 3) 21 Ensure that there is a minimum of a 2.0 mm gap between Edge A and the inside edge of the switch (see Fig 3) 3/ Using a pencil, mark a line along Edge A on the socket 4/ Mark a line along Edge B (se Fig 3) Attaching Back Plate to Socket 1/ Remove adhesive backing sheet on back plate (see Fig 4) 2/ Line up back plate Edge A & B with guide line on socket (see Fig 5) 3/...

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