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Flush Panel Mount Sockets (3, 4 & 7-Pole)

Available in 3, 4 and 7-pole versions, Panel Mount Sockets enable the flex7 interface to be added to luminaires or other equipment, allowing flex7 leads to connect directly to and from the equipment.

Designed with a minimal thickness front plate and a strong snap fixing, the Panel Mount snaps into a rectangular hole in materials from 0.5mm – 1.50mm thick.

Panel Mount Sockets are supplied with screw terminals. However, they can easily be pre-wired with your required cables – contact us on 020 8580 1066 to discuss your requirements and obtain a quotation.

3-Pin

4-Pin

7-Pin

3-Pole Single Socket Outlet wiring diagram

We’re back from Frankfurt

May 2, 2012

Well, we made it! 6 days of mostly standing and 2 days of travelling later and Frankurt Light and Building 2012 is officially over. We had a great time, met some great people, and got a few blisters along the way. This was our first time at Light and Building, and we thought it went pretty well.

Visit us at Light and Building 2012

January 18, 2012

Flex Connectors are exhibiting at Frankfurt Light and Building 2012 in April. The show runs from 15th to the 20th April this year, and is the world’s biggest tradefair for lighting and intelligent buildings. We’ll be in Hall 9.0, stand F75. So come say hello if you’re attending the show – and if we like you, we might even give you a free pen!

flex7 – Light Entertainment

October 20, 2011

Flex Connectors’ flex7 lighting connection and control system has been installed at the prestigious new BBC drama village in Cardiff Bay.

The site is 170,000 sq ft (15,800 sq m), and will eventually be home to productions including Casualty, Pobol y Cwm, and Doctor Who.

Flex Connectors – Made in Britain!

October 7, 2011

We’ve added the official ‘Made in Britain’ logo to our website to show our support for Stoves’ campaign for a standard marque to be applied to all products manufactured in the UK. The logo was introduced in an effort to give consumers a clearer idea of where their products originate from.