The fixing methods of external sockets vary by brand and model, but in general, the following are some common fixing methods:
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Screw fixing method: Some external sockets will have a reserved screw hole at the bottom, you can use screws to fix the socket on the wall or desktop.
Double-sided tape fixing method: If there is no screw hole at the bottom of the socket, you can use double-sided tape to fix the socket on the wall or desktop. Before using double-sided tape, it is necessary to clean the socket and fixed surface to ensure that the surface is clean, flat, and free of oil.
Magnetic fixation method: Some external sockets will have magnets at the bottom, which can fix the socket to the metal surface.
Clamping method: Some external sockets will have clamping devices at the bottom, which can clip the socket to the edge of the table or chair.
When fixing the external socket, the following points need to be noted:
Ensure receptacles and fixed surfaces are clean, flat and free of oil.
Ensure that the fastening method is firm and reliable to prevent the socket from loosening or falling.
Avoid exposing the socket to humidity or high temperatures to avoid affecting the service life.
During use, avoid excessive pulling on the wire, so as not to damage the wire or plug.
Glue fixing method: Use strong glue or double-sided tape to paste the external socket on the surface that needs to be fixed. When selecting the glue, you can choose the glue suitable for the surface material, and ensure that the surface is clean and dry.
Screw fixing method: Use screws to fix the external socket to the wall or other support. First, determine the location of the socket and punch holes on the surface that needs to be fixed. Then, fasten the socket to the surface using screws to ensure that the socket is secure.
Clamping fixing method: For some special shapes of the surface, you can use the clamping fixing method. For example, use clamps or jigs to clamp an external socket to an object such as a table or chair to ensure that the socket does not slip or become loose.
Self-adhesive fixing method: Some external socket designs have self-adhesive stickers on the back, which can be directly attached to the socket on the surface that needs to be fixed. Before use, make sure the surface is clean and dry, then attach the socket to the surface as directed on the sticker, pressing firmly for a few seconds to ensure adhesion.
Open the socket base box, there are four screw holes in four corners of the box, drill the four holes with a pistol drill and a 4mm diameter drill bit, and then place the four holes on the wall, draw the positions of the four holes with a marker, install a 6mm diameter percussion drill bit with an electric hammer to make holes on the wall, keep the electric hammer horizontal and vertical with the wall, and the depth of the hole matches the 6mm plastic expansion tube. Finally, install the expansion tube and box, and tighten it with 4 mm self-tapping screws
It can be fixed to the wall in the following ways:
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Using nails or screws: Attach the bottom of the strip to the wall, ensuring a tight fit to prevent shaking or loosening.
Use wall glue: Apply to the bottom of the strip, stick to the wall, leave for a while until dry and fixed.
Buy socket bracket: Fix it on the wall and place the socket strip to avoid loosening.
Use a strip clip: Clip it to the bottom of the strip and fix it to the wall to prevent shaking or loosening.
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It should be noted that when fixing the external socket, it is necessary to choose the appropriate installation position to avoid direct sunlight and excessive humidity. At the same time, it is necessary to use standard sockets and plugs to ensure safe use.