Outdoor weatherproof sockets are electrical outlets specifically designed to withstand exposure to rain, moisture, dust, and other outdoor elements. They provide a safe and convenient way to power outdoor appliances and devices.

They are commonly used in outdoor spaces like gardens, patios, driveways, and garages where electrical equipment such as lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, outdoor lighting, and power tools may be used.

Weatherproof Design: They have a robust casing typically made of durable materials such as polycarbonate or ABS plastic, with a sealing gasket to protect against moisture and dust.

IP Rating: They have an IP (Ingress Protection) rating, such as IP66, indicating their level of protection against water and dust ingress.

Flip-Top Lid: Most outdoor sockets feature a flip-top lid that covers the socket when not in use, preventing water from entering and ensuring continued weatherproofing.

Multiple Outlets: Some outdoor sockets come with multiple outlets (e.g., two or four) to accommodate multiple devices simultaneously.

Yes, outdoor weatherproof sockets are specifically designed to be safe for use in wet conditions, provided they are installed correctly and the covers are closed when not in use. The IP rating indicates their suitability for outdoor use.

Yes, outdoor weatherproof sockets can be used with extension leads that are designed for outdoor use and have appropriate weatherproofing (IP rating). Ensure the extension lead is fully unwound to prevent overheating.