Single Gang Light Switch 1 Gang 2 Way White Plastic 10A

What else can you say, it does what it says on the tin and seems as good as any other switch I've used.

⚡ This switch is very straightforward to use, and I needed this new switch to replace one where the switch hinge had broken. I only needed a simple switch, and it was only activating a home automation module to power a light. ⚡ On the plus side, the switch action is smooth, and this was a direct replacement for the outgoing switch. I was only using it as a one-way switch, so I was not using the L2 or '2-way' connection. My wires are ferrule-terminated, and the switch took those perfectly, with the terminals tightening down and holding the wires securely. ⚡ The only negative was that the screws were loose in the packet, as I expected them to be clipped to the underside of the switch plate. This is not a big problem. The screws fitted to the captive nuts in a UK plastic pattress box, which was a relief as this is sometimes a problem and I really didn’t want to go into my spares tins to find some alternatives. I just needed to pop in the screw covers, and the job was complete. The switch was a great replacement and was fitted in minutes. The value is good too, so it is recommended. ✔️

Just as described, seem ok switch mechanism not the best but for the price ok

Great item, nice and sturdy when using.

Does the job. Universal switch. Easy install

Good quality , easy to fit

Cheap and it shows. OK for bedrooms but wouldn't recommend for more constant use.

Based largely on the positive reviews and price, I bought this as a replacement for an existing switch which was starting to get worryingly wobbly. The switch was delivered promptly and screwed perfectly into the existing recessed switch box once I'd taken the old switch off. The switch has BS EN 60669-1 accreditation stamps on the rear of the casing, and switches on and off with a satisfying click. So why not a 5* rating? Well there are a few (to me) minor niggles: - no documentation. It was unclear initially which was the positive terminal and which was the negative. It was only through close examination of the rear of the casing that I spotted moulded "+" and "-" symbols on the casing. Well I assume they are - the "-" looks more like a "pear drop" shape than a minus sign! - one terminal obscured by a sticker. This caused momentary confusion as I couldn't work out how to attach the wiring. Sticker had to be pulled off to expose the hole which the wire needed to be fed into, leading to the screw. - Switch is upside down. Having wired into the switch, there being no documentation, I had to decide which way was Up when fixing the plate onto the wall. My previous switch simply had a little sticker with the word "Top" on it. As all the writing on the rear of the plate read from top to bottom, I assumed that the top of the switch would be where the top writing started on the rear, so I screwed to the wall, put the main fuse back on and... nope! On was pressed in at the top, American style. I had to turn the mains supply off, unscrew the plate, turn it upside down (so the writing on the back of the plate was now upside down) and re-affix to the wall. Everything is now working perfectly, and I would have given 5 stars if it had not been for these minor issues. Just to put those into perspective, I have just ordered another two of these from the same supplier.

Quality is low. Would do a job but I would go for better