Cooker Switches

Our cooker switches are made to keep things running smoothly in your kitchen, while still looking the part. With a handy neon light, you can quickly see when your oven is on or off, giving you peace of mind while you cook. With a variety of finishes available, these cooker switches feature a clean design that will blend in beautifully with your space.

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Antique brass cooker switch with socket
Antique brass cooker switch with neon light cut out
Matt Black Cooker Switch with Neon

£12.00

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Satin brass cooker switch

£12.00

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Cooker Switch in Stainless Steel With Neon Light
Cooker Switch with Socket in Stainless Steel
Satin brass cooker switch with socket

£18.00

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White 45A Cooker Switch With Neon

£12.00

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White 45A Cooker Switch with Socket

£18.00

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Polished chrome cooker switch
Black nickel cooker switch

£18.00

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Matt Black Cooker Switch With Socket

£18.00

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Black nickel cooker switch

£12.00

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Polished Chrome cooker socket with switch

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Choose the Right Setup

Start with how you want the switch to work in your kitchen. A 45A cooker switch with a neon indicator gives you a clear visual cue when the supply is on, while a model with a built-in 13A socket gives you an extra power point for smaller appliances.

An oven switch should be easy to reach without sitting directly behind the cooker, so you can isolate the power quickly when needed. Check the planned position, cable route and back box before ordering, especially if you’re replacing an older fitting.

Once the practical details are sorted, choose a finish that works with the rest of your kitchen. Matching the cooker switch to nearby sockets, handles or appliances can help the wall feel more consistent.