Soho Lighting Black Nickel 20A 2 Way Retractive Rm-Grid Switch Module

Soho Lighting

.product-description{color:black !important;font-family:sans-serif;line-height:1.6;}.product-description *{color:black !important;}.product-description h3{margin-top:20px;}.product-description summary{cursor:pointer;font-weight:bold;margin-bottom:5px;}.product-description details{margin-bottom:10px;}.product-description ul{margin:15px 0;}Bespoke Lighting Control for the Discerning UK HomeElevate your interior design and optimise your modern living space with the Soho Lighting Black Nickel 20AX 2 Way Retractive Grid Switch Module. Tailored for the aspirational homeowner, this exquisite component seamlessly integrates into any compatible smart home system. Whether you are programming single flicks for simple on and off commands or holding it down to dim your living spaces, this highly versatile 2-way retractive grid switch offers flawless, intuitive control.Perfect for sophisticated architectural renovations, this module operates beautifully in both push to make and push to break scenarios, including applications for magnetic locked controlled doors. By pairing this module with compatible RM and Dual RM and CM plates, you can curate a truly extensive array of custom lighting plates. From rocker to dimmer combinations, it fulfils almost every conceivable lighting or isolation switch requirement for your bespoke project. Please note that this RM module is not compatible with CM, EM, LT1, LT2, or LT3 plates.Sophisticated black nickel finish to complement premium contemporary interiors.Fully programmable functionality when utilised with compatible home automation technologies.Ultimate flexibility for creating tailored electrical and lighting layouts.Frequently Asked QuestionsDo sockets and switches have to have back boxes?Yes, back boxes are integral for safely housing the electrical wiring behind your fixtures, ensuring both regulatory safety and a perfectly flush, elegant finish upon your walls.What is meant by gang in switches and sockets?A gang denotes the number of operational switches located on a single faceplate. For example, a two-gang switch plate features two distinct switches, allowing you to command multiple lighting circuits from one refined location.{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"FAQPage","mainEntity":[{"@type":"Question","name":"Do sockets and switches have to have back boxes?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, back boxes are integral for safely housing the electrical wiring behind your fixtures, ensuring both regulatory safety and a perfectly flush, elegant finish upon your walls."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"What is meant by gang in switches and sockets?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"A gang denotes the number of operational switches located on a single faceplate. For example, a two-gang switch plate features two distinct switches, allowing you to command multiple lighting circuits from one refined location."}}]}. Department: Elesi, Power & Electrical Supplies, Light Switches, Black Nickel, Soho Lighting ,