MK Logic

MK Logic Plus is the white moulded range many electricians fit by default: solid, easy to wire and widely recognised by customers.

Sockets come in 1 and 2 gang double pole, with standard, outboard and red rocker options. The K2745 adds one USB Type A and one Type C outlet for kitchens, bedrooms and offices.

For fixed appliances there are switched and unswitched fused spurs with flex outlets, with or without a neon. The K5045 is a 45A cooker connection unit. Light switches run from 1 to 4 gang 2 way, with 1 and 2 gang blank plates to finish the job.

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MK Logic Plus buying questions

What are outboard rockers on an MK Logic Plus socket?

Outboard rockers sit on the outer edges of the plate, away from the plug pins, so the switches are easy to reach with plugs in. The K2746 is the 2 gang double pole socket with outboard rockers, and the K2746D1 has red outboard rockers.

What are red rocker sockets used for?

Red rockers mark sockets on a dedicated or essential circuit, such as a freezer, alarm panel or server, so nobody switches them off by mistake. MK Logic Plus has the K2757D1 and K2746D1 with red rockers.

Does MK Logic Plus do a USB socket?

Yes. The K2745 is a 13A 2 gang switched socket with one USB Type A and one Type C outlet, for kitchens, bedrooms and offices.

Which MK Logic Plus fused spur should I use?

All four are 13A double pole with a flex outlet. The K330 is switched and the K337 unswitched. For a neon to show the appliance has power, pick the K370 (switched) or K377 (unswitched).

Is the MK K5045 a cooker switch?

No. The K5045 is a 45A cooker connection unit, the outlet plate behind the cooker where the cooker cable connects. It needs a separate 45A cooker switch or control unit to isolate the cooker.