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Pop Up Power Supplies’ hidden gem at Covent Garden

  • 12 Feb 2020

When Covent Garden’s technical services team sought an outdoor power supply that would not impact on the Grade I Listed site and its important aesthetics, Pop Up Power Supplies delivered six retractable units.

The busy and successful shopping and entertainment area saw the 450kg units successfully buried beneath the beautifully cobbled piazza.

When needed, they are raised by a simple removable turning handle. They do not have a negative impact on the historical surroundings, as each unit has a lid created from the same cobbled stone as the rest of the piazza.

The cleverly hidden units are used throughout the year for temporary stalls and events. The area is supplied with both a combination of 16A and 32A sockets in both single and three phase, all with RCBO protection.

Pop Up Power can also supply electricity with their In-ground Units, that feature flip top lids and also bollards, in a variety of designs and specifications to suit the surroundings.

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