ATEX socket outlets are designed to provide safe electrical connections in industrial installations located in explosive atmospheres. At Inpratex, we offer a wide range of ATEX plugs and socket outlets, connectors, multi-socket boxes and extension leads certified for hazardous areas, suitable for environments where flammable gases, vapours, mists or combustible dust may be present. Our range includes solutions for the electrical power supply of equipment, machinery, portable tools, auxiliary systems and temporary or permanent applications in areas with risk of explosion. These products make it possible to connect and disconnect loads safely, while maintaining operational continuity and the required level of protection in demanding industrial environments.
ATEX socket outlets are available in different formats, current ratings, voltages, number of poles and configurations, allowing each solution to be adapted to the specific needs of the installation. Depending on the selected model, they can be used in Zones 1 and 2 for gases, as well as in Zones 21 and 22 for dust.
ATEX plugs and socket outlets provide a robust and reliable connection for fixed installations, while compact connectors and ATEX extension leads make it easier to power mobile or portable equipment in hazardous areas. ATEX multi-socket boxes allow several outputs to be grouped into a single unit, offering a practical solution for multiple connection points in work areas with risk of explosion.
Thanks to their resistant and watertight design, ATEX socket outlets are suitable for harsh environments with the presence of humidity, corrosion, dust, dirt or outdoor conditions. These solutions are commonly used in chemical and petrochemical plants, refineries, pharmaceutical facilities, process areas, offshore platforms, the marine industry, power plants and storage areas for flammable products.
At Inpratex, we help you select the most suitable ATEX socket outlet according to the installation zone, type of explosive atmosphere, required voltage and current, number of poles, mounting type, environmental conditions and the specific needs of each project.
