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Double Pole Switches

When it comes to safety, the details matter, and our double pole switches give you that extra layer of protection. A double pole switch is designed to isolate both the live and neutral connections at the same time, which means your appliance is fully cut off from the power supply when it’s switched off. Our range combines dependable performance with screwless designs that look right at home on your walls.

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Antique brass DP switch with neon
White 20A Double Pole Switch

£11.00

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1 Gang DP Switch in Stainless Steel

£11.00

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Antique brass double pole switch lifestyle

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Satin brass double pole switch

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Double Pole Switch with Neon Light in Stainless Steel
Matt Black Single DP Switch

£11.00

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Satin brass double pole switch with neon
Matt Black DP Switch with Neon
Black nickel double pole switch with neon

£12.00

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Polished chrome double pole switch with neon light
Polished chrome double pole switch

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Black nickel double pole switch

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White 20A Double Pole Switch With Neon

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A double pole switch with a neon indicator makes it easier to see when power is being supplied to the connected appliance. That can be useful when the appliance itself is tucked away, built in or doesn’t have an obvious power light.

Before ordering, check the rating required by the appliance and the circuit it will be connected to. These switches are rated at 20A, so they won’t be suitable for every electrical installation or high-powered appliance.

Position the switch somewhere visible and easy to reach, rather than hidden behind the appliance it controls. You’ll also need to check the existing back box and wiring if you’re replacing an older switch.