How to install a socket. Increasing the number of sockets.
The wall in the video features plasterboard. The plasterboard is close to the wall, so I treated it like a regular wall. I used adhesive to mount the box. If the plasterboard is far enough from the wall to accommodate the box, I use a special drywall hole saw for electrical boxes. This allows the box to be mounted without gluing or painting. It often happens that there isn't a free socket to plug in the charger. There are several ways to solve this problem. If you have a single socket, you can install a double socket, giving you one more. I already had a double socket installed, so I decided to increase the number of sockets by adding boxes. Ultimately, there will be two single sockets with a pin and one triple socket with a EUROPLUG plug. A total of five devices can be connected.
Table of Contents
00:00 Introduction
02:14 Drilling for flush-mounted boxes.
04:00 Installing flush-mounted boxes.
06:33 Connecting the wires.
07:05 Installing the sockets.
08:56 Installing the frame and surface-mounted components.
09:30 Summary.
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