Gewiss is an Italian electrical manufacturer, and this page collects the Gewiss lines Deluxe Electricals holds in Deira — currently the industrial connector range: plugs, trailing connectors and panel sockets in 16A and 32A, single-phase and three-phase, all IP44. It is built for contractors, panel builders and facility teams who reorder by catalogue number.
How do I find the right GW number?
Every Gewiss part carries a GW code on the body, and that code is the fastest way to reorder — search it directly and you land on the exact item. If the old part is too damaged to read, note the current rating, the number of pins, and whether it is a plug, a trailing connector or a fixed socket; those three details narrow it to one reference. Our industrial plugs and sockets category explains ratings and mounting styles in full.
What does IP44 actually mean?
IP is a two-digit protection rating: the first digit covers solid objects, the second water. IP44 means the housing resists objects above 1mm and splashing water from any direction. That suits workshops, plant rooms, car parks and covered external areas. It is not a submersion or pressure-wash rating, so wash-down bays and fully exposed positions need the connector protected by an enclosure.
Can I fit these myself?
Anything wired into a fixed circuit — panel sockets, distribution outlets, a new supply — is work for a licensed electrician. Pricing is in AED and we quote against project schedules, so send yours through and we will price it line by line.
