Nisko Industrial Sockets Price List — 2026 | ramo.co.il

Industrial sockets are fundamentally different from standard household outlets. They're built to handle higher currents, intensive use, and harsh environments like construction sites, factories, and warehouses. The number in the model name (e.g. 3X16A or 5X32A) indicates the pin count and the maximum current the socket can carry — the higher the current, the heavier the equipment it can power.

The IP rating is another critical parameter. An IP44 socket suits partially protected environments against splashing water and dust, while an IP65-rated (or higher) socket is built for full exposure to rain, moisture, and dust — ideal for outdoor work, yards, and open construction sites. Nisko manufactures both types to strict European standards.

In Israel, industrial sockets are especially common in electrical contracting, industry, agriculture, and outdoor events like fairs and festivals. It's important to make sure the socket and plug match in pin count, current, and voltage, to avoid equipment damage or electric shock hazards.

Industrial wall sockets are the foundation of any industrial installation. Nisko offers 3X16A, 3X32A, and 5X16A models, suited for permanent installation in electrical panels, factories, and workshops. Prices range from NIS 9 to NIS 13 per unit, making them a cost-effective solution for large-scale projects.

Waterproof sockets, like the SUPER-N WP1 with an IP65 rating, are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. They're sealed against water and dust and suit outdoor equipment connections in yards, gardens, and open construction sites. The IP44-rated cooktop socket also falls into this category.

Splitters and adapters provide maximum flexibility on site — the portable triple splitter lets you connect three devices at once to a single industrial socket, while industrial plug adapters bridge a standard Israeli plug to an industrial socket (and vice versa), so there's no need to replace existing cables or equipment.