Wall-mounted candle switch Abex WP-2P Perła black — two-pole decorative switch

Abex WP-2P Perła black is a wall-mounted, two-pole candle-style switch designed to control lighting circuits in residential and decorative installations. The compact decorative switch is finished in black and shaped to resemble a traditional candle switch, allowing it to blend into historical, stylized or classic interiors while fitting standard mounting boxes. Two-pole switching provides safer isolation of the circuit compared with single-pole switching, making it suitable for applications where disconnection of both conductors is preferred.

Advantages

The Abex WP-2P Perła black combines a compact form factor with a candle-style aesthetic, offering a visually discrete control element for interior lighting. Its two-pole mechanism isolates both live conductors when switched off, improving safety during maintenance or when used with certain lighting layouts. The switch is compatible with standard wall mounting boxes and is finished to match dark or monochrome interior schemes.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms with classic or stylized decor
• Decorative lighting circuits and vintage fixtures
• Historical restorations where period-appropriate switch appearance is required
• Areas that require two-pole isolation for safety

Key specifications

• Mounting type: wall-mounted, fits standard flush mounting boxes
• Switch type: two-pole (isolates both conductors)
• Design: candle-style decorative switch
• Finish: black
• Application: control of lighting circuits in interiors

How to use

Install the Abex WP-2P Perła black into a compatible standard mounting box following local electrical codes. Connect the supply and load conductors to the two-pole terminals so that both live conductors are interrupted by the switch. After secure wiring and proper mounting, operate the toggle to switch lighting circuits on and off. Ensure the power is isolated during installation and maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use this two-pole switch where disconnection of both conductors is required or preferred, for example in older wiring schemes or decorative lighting that benefits from complete isolation. Verify compatibility with the lighting load and follow local wiring regulations; consult a qualified electrician for installation if you are not experienced with electrical work.