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What I Found — Analysis & Possible Meanings

1. No Clear “20A Porcelain Socket” from Orbit Switch (India)

I checked Orbit (the Indian electrical switch maker) product catalogs. Their Express Modular series includes many switches rated for 20A (like rocker or dimple switches).

But I did not find a modular socket (or outlet) from Orbit Switch India rated for 20A made out of porcelain in their published catalog / datasheet.

2. What Is Orbit’s 20A Switch Offering?

Example: [Orbit Express Modular 20A Dimple Switch]() — this is a 1‑module, 20A dimple-style switch (not a socket).

Another: [Orbit Express Modular 20A Rocker Switch]().

3. Porcelain Sockets in Other Contexts

The term “porcelain socket” is used in lighting / fixture hardware. For example, many low-voltage landscape lighting fixtures from Orbit Industries (USA) use premium-grade porcelain lamp sockets (with nickel contacts, Teflon-jacketed leads).

Those “sockets” are for light bulbs (lamps), not power / wall outlets.

4. Industrial / Heavy-Duty 20A Porcelain Sockets (Not Orbit)

In some technical specifications (e.g., from BHEL), there is mention of a 20A, 240 V, 1-phase, 3‑pin porcelain, metal-clad socket.

These are very different: they’re industrial power outlets, not modular home sockets like you’d see in an Orbit switch-plate.

5. Possible Mis‑Naming / Misunderstanding

“Pinga” could be a mis‑hearing or typo — maybe you meant “pin‑ga” or “pingga”, or something else entirely.

It’s possible someone referred to a heavy‑duty 20A outlet (industrial) and mixed it up with a “porcelain lamp socket.”

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What “Porcelain Socket” Means (in Electrical / Lighting)

Porcelain is a ceramic material used in electrical parts because it's very good at withstanding high temperature, electrical insulation, and mechanical stress.

In lighting fixtures, a porcelain lampholder (socket) is common for higher‑quality / durable lights.

These are not the same as electrical power outlets for plugging in appliances: lamp holders are for bulbs.

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Similar / Related Product to What You Might Mean

[Orbit Express Modular 6/16 A Universal Socket with Porcelain]() — this is a 2-module universal socket from Orbit, which does mention porcelain. But note: 6/16A, not 20A.

[Commercial Electric Porcelain Fixture Socket]() — this is a lamp socket, not a wall outlet; typical for lighting.

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Conclusion / Interpretation

I don’t find any credible / published Orbit product called a “20 A porcelain socket” in their modular switch-socket line.

It’s likely one of these is happening:

1. Mis‑terming: Someone mis‑called a 20A switch a “socket” or mis‑added “porcelain.”

2. Industrial Component: It’s an industrial or outdoor heavy-duty socket, not a modular home socket.

3. Lamp Socket Confusion: You might be confusing a lamp (light) socket made of porcelain with a power outlet.