Electrical Wall Connection
 

I want to connect an electric cable from an appliance to a wall power outlet, but not just the straightforward plug and socket type of connection but the type whereby the cable from the appliance does not have a fitted plug but the cable goes through a small hole into a flat wall socket and is wired directly inside giving a neater appearance.
Is this clear and if so what are they called and can someone provide a link perhaps so I can view options available?
I've tried Googling every option but all I get are normal sockets!
Thanks.

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

Is this what you mean? I'll try and get the name of it.

http://my.frooition.com/110354/image...ow-19067-p.gif

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

If it exists it should be in this catalogue

ENJOY ;)

http://catalogo.simon.es/simon/2008/index_es.htm

Well done snikpoh our posts crossed

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

It's called a spur unit, I don't know if you can get them in Spain, I've never seen them on sale here.
They come either switched or unswitched.

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

They do, we have some.

Ours are used with water heaters primarily.

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

LeRoy Merlins had them when we needed them but that was a while ago now.

Rosemary

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

Yes that's the type!
Thanks to you and others who have responded. Much appreciated.

Re: Electrical Wall Connection
 

Yerse and it is called a ............ Come on don't keep it to yourself:)