Double stair switch ELEKTROPLAST SANTRA/4118-10/EPN 250V 10A for lighting control

ELEKTROPLAST double stair switch SANTRA/4118-10/EPN 250V 10A for lighting control is a compact electrical switch designed to control two independent lighting circuits from a single wall module. Intended for stairways, corridors and other areas where separate control of two light groups is required, the unit provides mains-rated switching at 250 V and a rated current of 10 A per circuit. The device integrates two rocker switches in one housing to save space and simplify wiring in residential and commercial installations.

Advantages

The double stair switch combines two switching channels in one compact module, reducing the need for multiple devices and wall space. Its rated electrical parameters (250 V, 10 A) match common lighting circuits, ensuring compatibility with standard lamps and fixtures. The rocker design offers simple, tactile operation and clear on/off action. The single-module construction facilitates quicker installation and cleaner wiring runs in staircases, hallways and multi-room setups.

Suitable for

• Staircase and corridor lighting control in apartment buildings or public facilities
• Separate control of two light groups in residential flats, halls or utility rooms
• Replacement of two single switches with one compact unit to save wall space
• Commercial premises where reliable mains-rated switching is required

Key specifications

• Supply voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated current: 10 A per switching circuit
• Two independent switching channels in one module
• Rocking actuator type for tactile on/off operation
• Compact single-module wall-mount form factor suitable for standard mounting boxes

How to use

Mount the switch in a standard wall box and connect each lighting circuit to the corresponding switch terminals following local electrical codes. Ensure mains power is switched off before wiring. After installation, each rocker operates independently to turn its assigned light group on or off. The device is suitable for direct control of lamps and fixtures within the specified voltage and current ratings; verify the load type and total current to avoid overloading.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable performance, have the switch installed by a qualified electrician and verify that connected loads do not exceed 10 A per channel. Use the unit with compatible lamps and fixtures, and avoid connecting inductive loads or motors that may require specialized switching devices. Regularly inspect connections and the back box for signs of overheating or wear in high-usage locations such as public corridors.