Soho Lighting Black/Dark Vintage Brass 1 Gang Telephone Secondary (Slave) Socket,Bt

Soho Lighting

.product-description{color:black !important;font-family:sans-serif;line-height:1.6;}.product-description *{color:black !important;}.product-description h3{margin-top:20px;}.product-description summary{cursor:pointer;font-weight:bold;margin-bottom:5px;}.product-description details{margin-bottom:10px;}.product-description ul{margin:15px 0;}Exquisite Vintage Brass Telephone SocketElevate the interior of your property with our magnificent Vintage Brass Traditional Plate 1 Gang Telephone Secondary Socket. Perfectly suited for luxury homes, this striking fitting features a finish carefully matched to original Victorian and Georgian brass finish hardware. The heavily oxidised, un-polished, timeworn brass delivers a rich, sumptuous dark matt patina that adds authentic character to your residence. Because of this bespoke ageing process, no two plates are exactly the same, ensuring a truly unique aesthetic. Our vintage brass telephone secondary socket effortlessly combines modern functionality with classical elegance.What is a Telephone Secondary (Slave) Socket?This premium traditional slave phone socket allows you to expand connectivity throughout your property without compromising on sophisticated styling. While a master socket is required as the main connection point entering your home, secondary slave sockets are designed to extend your telephone line into separate rooms, studies, or libraries. Maximise your living space potential with authentic fixtures that blend flawlessly into your high-end decor.Product HighlightsFaithful representation of heavily oxidised, un-polished brassRich, sumptuous dark matt patina unique to each platePerfectly suited to complement traditional cabinetry and door handlesRequires a master socket in the property to functionFrequently Asked QuestionsWhat is meant by gang in switches and sockets?The term gang refers to the number of switches, ports, or connection points on a single faceplate. For example, a 1 gang telephone socket features a single connection port, whilst a 2 gang light switch would operate two separate lighting circuits from one plate.Do sockets and switches have to have back boxes?Yes, all electrical sockets and switches require a back box. This essential component houses the wiring safely within the cavity and provides a secure mounting point for your traditional faceplate. The necessary depth will depend on both the specific fitting and the existing infrastructure in your home.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"What is meant by gang in switches and sockets?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"The term gang refers to the number of switches, ports, or connection points on a single faceplate. For example, a 1 gang telephone socket features a single connection port, whilst a 2 gang light switch would operate two separate lighting circuits from one plate."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"Do sockets and switches have to have back boxes?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, all electrical sockets and switches require a back box. This essential component houses the wiring safely within the cavity and provides a secure mounting point for your traditional faceplate. The necessary depth will depend on both the specific fitting and the existing infrastructure in your home."}}]}. Department: Elesi, Power & Electrical Supplies, Power Outlets & Sockets, Vintage Brass, Soho Lighting ,