Single switch

Start by checking the current rating you need, usually 13A or 10A, and decide whether you want a single switch, a single socket, or a smart option. For example, this range includes a 13A single socket and wall switch with a gold finish, a white neon version, and black single switch configurations, giving you both style and dependable performance for everyday devices.

A smart Wi‑Fi wall switch connects to your home network for remote control via an app or voice assistant, unlike a traditional wall switch that needs physical interaction. Features often include capacitive sensing, multi‑way control, dimming, and status monitoring, which are designed to integrate with other smart devices for automated lighting without extra wiring.

For automation, choose a smart touch Wi‑Fi wall switch with features like remote control, app/voice control, and multi‑way dimming. This range includes a black smart switch and another smart option with a sleek finish, both designed to be easy to install and to enhance everyday lighting management with modern convenience.

Yes. You’ll find finishes like gold, white, black, and grey, with some models featuring neon indicators for easy visibility in dark rooms. The visual cues, combined with 13A capacity and reliable construction, help ensure the switches are both attractive and practical for daily use.

A bell push switch is a momentary switch commonly used for doorbells and signaling. This 10A white variant operates at 230V and uses a simple, single‑pole design, making it straightforward to install in entryways or small offices where a quick, short signal is needed.

Installation is straightforward for a single‑gang unit, with many models marketed as easy to install. Look for a compact, one‑gang form factor and compatible wiring standards (usually 230V, 50/60Hz). The smart options emphasize quick setup, a clean appearance, and provisioning for remote operation once connected to your home network.