Sockits is a new brand, here to fix what the industry forgot. For decades, installers have worked blind behind faceplates, fighting cables they can’t see and terminals they can’t reach. So why are we still doing it like this? By splitting the body from the terminal, we’ve designed the first socket built around a genuine two-part connector. You wire with a clear view, then slide the body on. Job done. It's faster, safer, smarter. Up to ten times faster in the real world, because visibility and access change everything. But the breakthrough doesn't stop at speed. By separating the terminal from the body, we've created something the industry hasn't had before: a socket that's modular, upgradable and replaceable. Sockits is a fundamental rethink of how sockets should work. And because it’s 2026, not 1976, they’re built with the same circular thinking that’s shaping the industry's future: repairable components, reduced waste, and significantly longer product life. Ultimately, Sockits exists for the people on the tools. For the installer who wants speed without compromise. For the project manager who cares about time saved across every stage and every trade. For wholesalers who know that if something removes friction, it becomes the new standard. We're building a brand around respect for craft. Respect for time, for skill, for the realities of the job. That's why our products are deliberately simple to understand and straightforward to fit. We don't hide behind complexity. We don't design features that installers don't need. Sockits is here to bring sockets up to the standard the industry deserves. To take a forgotten category and make it fit for the modern world. Working smarter, not harder. Not by reinventing what a socket is, but by rethinking how a socket works. A socket is just a socket. Unless it's a socket. And then it's actually quite clever.
| Website | https://sockits.co.uk |
| Employees | 1 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Industry | Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing |
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Mike Burdon is the Director of Sockits.
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