SAGA R Series
Recessed Power Track Sockets
Recessed power track sockets sit flush in a desk, conference table or counter, in a slot cut to size. The 500 mm R 500 takes up to 5 movable sockets and the 1000 mm R 1000 takes up to 10.
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Buying guide
How to choose a recessed power track
Plan the cutout first
A recessed (concealed) track needs a slot in the surface it goes into. The R 500 needs a cutout of 495 × 71 × 18 mm and the R 1000 needs 995 × 71 × 18 mm (length × width × depth). The track face is 80 mm wide and the profile is 19 mm high.
Give these dimensions to your carpenter or fabricator before the table top or counter is made, and agree where the supply cable will come up to one end of the track. The track is clamped into the cutout with the supplied hardware so that its face sits flush with the surface.
500 mm or 1000 mm
Both tracks are rated 250 V AC, 32 A, 8,000 W maximum continuous load, so the choice is about how many socket positions you need and how long the furniture is. The R 500 suits a single desk or a short worktop. The R 1000 gives a conference or meeting table up to 10 positions along one metre.
Sockets are added as adaptor modules, sold separately or with the track in a combo. For table layouts see power track for offices and conference tables.
Before you order
The R Series has no LED strip; that is a feature of the surface tracks. Recessed tracks are IP20 and made for dry indoor use, so in a kitchen counter keep the track away from the sink and the hob splash zone. Installation is by a qualified electrician on a dedicated circuit with a 32 A Type B/C MCB and a 30 mA RCCB upstream. The installation guide covers the wiring and the cutout in order.
| R 500 | R 1000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Track length | 500 mm | 1000 mm |
| Adaptor modules | Up to 5 | Up to 10 |
| Cutout (L × W × D) | 495 × 71 × 18 mm | 995 × 71 × 18 mm |
| Track width | 80 mm | 80 mm |
| Profile height | 19 mm | 19 mm |
| Rating | 250 V AC · 32 A · 8,000 W | 250 V AC · 32 A · 8,000 W |
| Weight | About 0.6 kg | About 1.2 kg |
| Protection rating | IP20, dry indoor use | IP20, dry indoor use |
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about recessed power track sockets.
The R 500 needs a cutout of 495 × 71 × 18 mm and the R 1000 needs 995 × 71 × 18 mm (length × width × depth). Share these with your carpenter before the desk, table or counter is made.
Up to 5 adaptor modules on the 500 mm R 500 and up to 10 on the 1000 mm R 1000. You do not have to fill every position, and modules can be moved later without tools.
The R Series is designed to sit in a cutout. If you do not want to cut into a wall or furniture, choose an S Series surface track, which is fixed on top with screws.
No. The motion-activated LED strip is part of the S Series surface tracks. The R Series keeps a plain flush face.
Yes. Every SAGA power track must be installed by a qualified electrician on a dedicated circuit with a 32 A Type B/C MCB and a 30 mA RCCB upstream. The track has no built-in overcurrent protection.
Yes. Unplug the appliance, rotate the adaptor module counter-clockwise and lift it out, then push it in at the new position and rotate it 90° clockwise until the blue LED ring lights.
Keep reading
Related pages
Power track for offices and conference tables
Planning a flush track in a meeting table, a desk or a row of workstations.
Power track sockets for kitchens
Using a recessed track in an island or breakfast counter, and where not to put it.
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.
Surface power track sockets
The screw-on S Series with a motion-activated LED strip. No cutout needed.
The SAGA R Series explained
Sizes, cutouts, capacity and the spaces a recessed track suits best.