A
C
B
B
A
C
B
Typ F
Typ G
Typ J
Typ E
Typ B
Typ F
Typ G
Typ J
Typ E
Typ B
Typ F
Typ G
Typ J
Typ E
Typ B
Connecting pillars with 2 safety sockets · Permanent
Type F
Type E
Type G
A
B
C
70 704
71 067
71 156 with anchorage unit
75
505
75
70 706
71 068
71 158 with screw-on base
75
520
75
Connecting pillars with 3 safety sockets · Permanent
Type F
Type E
Type G
A
B
C
70 705
71 069
71 157 with anchorage unit
75
605
75
70 709
71 070
71 159 with screw-on base
75
620
75
Connecting pillar with earth spike and 2 safety sockets · Portable
Type F
Type E
Type G
A
B
C
10 713
13 543
13 577 with earth spike
75
160 125
Connecting pillars
for electrical supply in the private sector
• with two or three safety sockets
• optionally with type F, type E or type G safety sockets
These connecting pillars come
• with an earth spike
• with anchorage section
• with screw-on base
Type F: system common in Germany and Europe
Type E: system common in France and Belgium
Type G: system common in the UK (“Commonwealth plug”)
You can find an overview of all type designations for sockets on Page 432.
Protection class IP 44 · Aluminium
Glass-fibre reinforced synthetic material · Line connector 3 × 2.5
9
Portable connecting pillars: ready for connection with 5 m cable and mains plug
Housing colour · BEGA Unidure® · Graphite
If through-wiring to a further connecting pillar is required, we recommend using BEGA distribution boxes.
For more information about BEGA distribution boxes, see Page 430.
Type F
Type E
Type G
Connecting pillars for private use
Anchorage unit Screw-on
base
Earth spike
Connecting pillars for the electrical supply
in the private sector
BEGA connecting pillars with safety sockets are
perfect for the private garden and offer connection options for luminaires and electrical devices.
They are available ready for connection with installation inserts.
Controllable connecting pillars enable smart control of your garden system via DALI or using
the free BEGA Smart app. In this case, both LED luminaires and luminaires with conventional lamps
can be integrated into the system.
The installation must be carried out by a certified electrician. For the installation and
operation of these devices, national safety regulations must be complied with.
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