Sockets for your track
Power Track Adaptor Modules
Adaptor modules are the sockets of a SAGA power track socket system: push one in, rotate it 90° clockwise and it is live. Every module fits both the S Series surface tracks and the R Series recessed tracks, and you can mix types on one track.
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Buying guide
How to choose an adaptor module
Match the module to the plug on your appliance
Each module accepts specific plug types, so look at the plug on every appliance you want to power before you order.
- S 91 International Universal accepts Type A, B, C and I plugs. 13 A / 3,250 W.
- S 44 British accepts BS1363 (Type G) 3-pin plugs. 13 A / 3,250 W.
- S 49 German accepts Schuko (Type F) plugs. 15 A / 3,750 W.
- S 1+ Canadian accepts NEMA Type A and Type B plugs.
- S Ultra has two USB-C Power Delivery ports for phones, tablets and laptops.
Indian round-pin plugs
If an appliance you plan to use has an Indian round-pin plug (Type D 6 A or Type M 16 A), write to support@powertrack.online or contact us before you order, and we will confirm which module suits it.
How the twist-lock works
Align the module with the track, push it down and rotate it 90° clockwise. A blue LED ring lights up to confirm that the module has power. To move it, unplug the appliance, rotate the module counter-clockwise and lift it straight out. No tools are needed, and the modules are tested for at least 10,000 insertion cycles.
How many modules, and how much load
A 500 mm track takes up to 5 modules and a 1000 mm track up to 10. The module face is 71.5 mm across. Each socket module is limited by its own rating (13 A or 15 A), and everything on one track shares the track's 32 A / 8,000 W limit, so add up the appliances you expect to run together.
Every AC socket module has child-proof shutters and built-in surge and overload protection. If you are starting from scratch, a combo pairs a track with modules; the price list shows what each part costs today.
| Module | Socket type | Plugs it accepts | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| S 91 | International Universal | Type A, B, C and I | 13 A / 3,250 W |
| S 44 | British BS1363 | Type G (UK 3-pin) | 13 A / 3,250 W |
| S 49 | German / EU Schuko | Type F | 15 A / 3,750 W |
| S 1+ | Canadian / US NEMA | Type A and Type B | See the product page |
| S Ultra | Dual USB-C PD | USB-C cables | See the product page |
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about power track adaptor modules.
Match the module to the plug on your appliance. S 91 accepts Type A, B, C and I plugs, S 44 accepts British BS1363 (Type G) plugs, S 49 accepts German Schuko (Type F) plugs, S 1+ accepts NEMA Type A and B plugs, and S Ultra provides two USB-C PD ports.
Yes. SAGA uses one twist-lock system, so every adaptor module fits every S Series surface track and every R Series recessed track.
Yes. You can combine S 91, S 44, S 49, S 1+ and S Ultra modules on the same track and reposition them whenever you like.
Check the plug on your appliance. If it is an Indian round-pin plug (Type D 6 A or Type M 16 A), contact us at support@powertrack.online before ordering and we will confirm which module suits it.
The S Ultra has two USB-C Power Delivery ports and is listed for laptops, tablets and phones. Check your laptop's charging wattage against the output shown on the S Ultra product page before you rely on it as your only charger.
Push the module into the track and rotate it 90° clockwise. The blue LED ring on the module lights when it is locked in and powered.
Keep reading
Related pages
Power track combos
A track with 3 or 6 adaptor modules, or adaptor-only packs for a track you already own.
Power track for offices and conference tables
Mixing socket modules and USB-C charging along a meeting table or desk.
Power track sockets for your home
Which modules to put behind the TV unit, at the study desk and by the bed.
Power track socket price list
Current prices for every track, adaptor module and combo, read live from the shop.
Installation guide
Wiring, MCB and RCCB, cable sizes and the steps your electrician will follow.
How to use a power track socket
Snap in, twist to power and release to move: day-to-day use of the track and modules.