Double Flush-Mounted Wall Switch 10A - Matte Black

Combining two lighting controls in a single flush-mounting box keeps the wall looking uncluttered and shortens installation time. This double mechanism does just that, with a matte black faceplate measuring 8.1 x 8.1 cm, suited to the dark tones of commercial interiors and contemporary retail spaces.

Technical details

• Two separate rockers integrated into a single 8.1 x 8.1 cm frame
• 220 - 240V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Rated at 10 A per rocker
• Faceplate thickness: 1.4 cm; minimum flush-mounting depth: 27 mm
• 6 cm diameter opening, suitable for boxes from 5 to 10 cm
• Automatic, screwless terminals for 0.75 mm² to 2.5 mm² cables
• IP20: for dry indoor locations only; no protection against water splashes
• Guaranteed operation between -20°C and +40°C
• Mechanism and faceplate made of black plastic
• CE and RoHS compliant, weight 70 g, 2-year warranty

Features

• Control two circuits independently without doubling the number of boxes or faceplates.
• Clear rocker action and easy tactile identification when the room is dark.
• Non-reflective matte finish prevents glare from adjustable light fixtures.
• Automatic conductor connections mean fewer handling steps per control point on large electrical projects.
• Can be combined with a 1- to 5-gang finishing plate from the same series to align multiple devices in a continuous row.

Installation

Switch off the circuit at the electrical panel before starting work. Use a flush-mounting box with a 6 cm diameter and at least 27 mm of usable depth. Insert the 0.75 mm² to 2.5 mm² conductors into the automatic terminals assigned to each circuit, then secure the mechanism using the claws or screws. Finish by clipping on the two rockers and the finishing plate. Installation requires only a screwdriver and a check that the power is off.

Where can you use this double switch?

• Shops and retail spaces: separate accent lighting from general lighting.
• Offices and meeting rooms: independently control rows of lights on the window and wall sides.
• Restaurants and hotels: manage two lighting settings from a single location.
• Home renovations: combine two circuits in an existing box.
• Hallways, storage rooms and utility rooms that need two independent controls.