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Designed with high finish and aesthetics
Dual fitment mechanism

Flush Mounting/Modular Type ON/OFF Switch

Slim & Contemporary Design
Pristine White with High Gloss




Elegant collar design
Perma-fit assembly




1-module Compact Sleek Design
Smooth Push Operation

Designed for Intermediate Switching in Multi-way Circuits
Stylish Dark Grey Finish for Modern Interiors


Transforms your Wall Aesthetics
Controls Multiple Lights Elegantly












Single Tap Control Through Mobile Application, Google & Alexa Enabled
Wifi Enabled & Voice Command Control


Slim & Sleek Design, Which gives Aesthetic Look to Your
Elegant White Finish for Modern Interiors

Material for Long Life & Robustness, Brass Terminals, Self Extinguishing
Arc Shield for Supressing Arc Visibility, Low Sound Levels Double



Screws do not Fall Away
Slim & Sleek Design, Which gives Aesthetic Look to Your




New Age Design: Premium Flat & Non-Flat/Rocker Modular Switch Options
Safe & Sturdy: Careful Implementation of Extra Sturdiness Where Required

Shrouded Terminal
Polycarbonate Material

Durable Build-long-lasting & UV-resistant
Sleek Black Flat Design-stylish & Modern Look


Heavy metal contacts for better conductivity
Thermoset material for safe electrical insulation
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What is a 1-way switch?
A 1-way switch is the most common type of light switch. It has two terminals and controls a single light fixture or outlet from one location.
How does a 1-way switch work?
When you flip a 1-way switch, it either completes or breaks an electrical circuit. Completing the circuit allows electricity to flow to the light, turning it on. Breaking the circuit stops the flow, turning it off.
Where are 1-way switches typically used?
They are commonly found in homes and buildings to control lights in rooms like bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, and hallways, where a single point of control is sufficient.
Can a 1-way switch control multiple lights?
Yes, a 1-way switch can be wired to control multiple light fixtures simultaneously, as long as they are all connected in the same circuit and the total wattage does not exceed the switchs rating.
Whats the difference between a 1-way and a 3-way switch?
A 1-way switch controls a light from one location, while a 3-way switch allows you to control a light from two different locations (e.g., at the top and bottom of stairs).