Double Flush-Mounted Wall Switch 10A - Matte White

Control two lighting circuits from a single control point: this double mechanism reduces the number of boxes to install and chases to cut on site. The 8.1 x 8.1 cm matte white faceplate aligns with other flush-mounted fittings on the same wall for a consistent finish in both new homes and commercial renovations.

Technical details

• Two independent rockers combined in a single 8.1 x 8.1 cm frame
• Alternating current (AC), voltage 220 - 240V, frequency 50/60 Hz
• Rated current of 10 A per rocker
• Faceplate thickness 1.4 cm, minimum installation depth 27 mm
• Installation diameter 6 cm, compatible with boxes from 5 to 10 cm
• Screwless quick-connect terminals for conductors from 0.75 mm² to 2.5 mm²
• IP20 protection rating (for dry indoor use, no protection against water)
• Operating temperature from -20°C to +40°C
• Plastic body and faceplate, white finish
• CE and RoHs certification, weight 70 g, 2-year warranty

Features

• Control two circuits separately from a single flush-mounted box, with no additional control point to wire.
• Wide rockers with a positive action that are easy to locate by touch in an unlit room.
• Matte finish reduces glare under direct lighting and minimizes fingerprints.
• Automatic terminals reduce installation time on projects with numerous control points.
• Can be combined with a 1- to 5-gang finishing plate from the same series to group switches and outlets on one strip.

Installation

Switch off the power at the panel before carrying out any work. The mechanism fits in a standard flush-mounted box with a diameter of 6 cm and a usable depth of at least 27 mm. Insert conductors from 0.75 mm² to 2.5 mm² into the quick-connect terminals assigned to each of the two circuits, then secure the mechanism using the claws or screws in the box. Next, clip on the two rockers, followed by the finishing plate. A screwdriver is all you need; no special tools are required.

Where can you use this double switch?

• Offices and open-plan spaces: separate general lighting from circulation lighting.
• Shops and exhibition rooms: control display-window lighting separately from sales-floor lighting.
• Hotels: control the ceiling light and reading light from the bedroom entrance.
• Multi-unit housing and renovations: manage two lighting zones from a single box.
• Hallways, landings, and utility rooms where two circuits need to remain independent.