Wall-mounted stair switch Kontakt-Simon Simon 54 DW6.01/X/11 white – single-gang, no pictogram

Kontakt-Simon Simon 54 DW6.01/X/11 is a wall-mounted stair switch in white finish intended for controlling stairway lighting. The single-gang device is designed for manual on/off switching of lighting circuits in stairwells, corridors and entrance areas. It is supplied without a pictogram and fits standard installation frames, making it suitable for new installations and replacements where a straightforward mechanical stair switch is required.

Advantages

The compact single-gang design enables easy integration into standard wall boxes and frames. The white finish provides a neutral appearance that matches most interior schemes. As a manual stair switch, it offers simple, reliable on/off control without electronic complexity, which can reduce installation and maintenance needs. The absence of a pictogram gives flexibility to install in locations where custom labeling or no symbol is preferred.

Suitable for

• Residential stairwells and multi-storey homes
• Apartment building corridors and communal areas
• Commercial staircases and service corridors
• Entryways and vestibules requiring simple on/off control

Key specifications

• Mounting type: wall-mounted, single-gang
• Finish: white
• Function: manual on/off stair switch
• Installation: fits standard electrical installation frames and wall boxes
• Suitable circuits: lighting circuits for stairwells, corridors and entrance areas

How to use

Install the switch into a compatible single-gang wall box and connect to the lighting circuit following local electrical regulations. Once wired and secured, use the switch to turn stair or corridor lighting on and off manually as required. Because this unit does not include electronic timers or sensors, operation is immediate and mechanical—press or toggle according to the switch design to change the lighting state.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable operation, have the device installed by a qualified electrician and verify compatibility with the building's wiring and protective devices. Use this switch where simple manual control is preferred; for timed or sensor-controlled lighting consider compatible timer or presence detection modules sold separately.