6/16A socket (Grey) – Indoasian
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Looking for the 6/16A socket (Grey)? This genuine Indoasian power socket / outlet is built for everyday wiring and control, combining proven reliability with full compliance to applicable IEC/IS standards. Order part number 810721 from myelectric.in — a trusted Indoasian supplier offering competitive pricing, GST billing, and shipping across India and overseas.
📋 Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Indoasian |
| Part Number / SKU | 810721 |
| Category | Power Socket / Outlet |
| CT Ratio | 6/16 A |
| Standards | IS 8828 (MCBs) |
| Certifications | BIS certified (ISI mark) |
⚡ Key Features
- Manufactured to IS 8828 (MCBs), IS 12640 (RCCB), IS 13947 (contactors) — complies with Indian BIS and IEC international safety standards.
- BIS certified (ISI mark) — meets Indian regulatory requirements for use in government, commercial, and industrial electrical installations.
- Genuine authorised Indoasian product — sourced directly from the official distribution network with full manufacturer traceability and warranty.
- GST invoice provided for India orders — valid for corporate procurement, government project orders, and public tender supply via myelectric.in.
- Worldwide export available — UAE, Singapore, UK, USA, Sri Lanka & more. Contact +91 94814 00316 for bulk pricing and international shipping.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What instruments and meters are compatible with the 6/16 A CT ratio of the 810721?
A: The 6/16 A CT ratio means for every 6A in the primary (main) conductor, the secondary outputs 16 AA. Instruments connected to the secondary — ammeters, energy meters, protection relays — must be rated for 5A (or 1A where specified). Set the CT ratio in the connected meter/relay to 6/16 A so readings display the true primary current. Never open-circuit a CT secondary — this generates dangerous high voltages.














