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New improved 413NP Nail Plate
The new and improved 413 Nail plate is finally here. Compared to its predecessor the new 413NP has many improved features and functions. It’s easier, clearer and roomier. It has also been quality tested in heat stressed conditions and redesigned to fit more than just the 413 Socket outlet.
Easier
After years of wrenching the tops off of the 413 nail plates, the new design allows an easy method to release the socket outlet. To carry out this removal, hold the socket outlet and simply insert a flat head screwdriver into the uniquely designed slotted clip. Twist the screwdriver anti-clockwise and the nail plate releases one slotted clip. Repeat this action on the second slotted clip to fully release the socket outlet.
Roomier
The raised walls (8mm) of the new nail plate provide a greater space to wire within. Especially when you’re running more than one cable to the outlet. The extra room provides an area to fit multiple cables and guide them through the two moulded inlets rather than having to snap out the base of the socket.
Clearer
The moulded plastic nail plate is made with a clear polycarbonate to improve the visibility of the cable connections within the socket outlet. This clarity helps the inspection of the socket, lessening the need to detach the nail plate to check the connections. This cuts back the installation time compared to the old nail plate.
The 413NP fits more than just the 413 Socket outlet. The nail plate has been redesigned to accommodate the entire Surface Socket outlet range as shown below.
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- Moulded in clear polycarbonate for easy viewing of cable terminations before fixing.
- Glow wire tested to AS/NZS4695 @ 850°C, which is in excess of Australian Standard AS/NZS3100 requirements - currently 650°C.
- In spite of no requirements for nail plate clip retention strength in current Australian Standards, nail plate clips have been tested by supporting a 10kg (100N) load for 24 hours at 70°C, as part of Clipsal’s ongoing commitment to quality.
- Suits Clipsal 410, 413 and 414 surface sockets.
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