White moulded slimline switches and sockets from MK Logic, Hager Sollysta, Click Mode, Click Polar and Deta Slimline, plus the white surface boxes to back them.
This is the slim-profile wiring accessory range that suits most domestic and light commercial second-fix work: single and double sockets, USB sockets, light switches, fused spurs, cooker units and shaver sockets. The curved-edge mouldings sit flush and clean on the wall, in the brands electricians fit every week.
Get the full second-fix list from one place at trade prices, with the popular lines held in stock. Need a specific gang, amp rating or module? Filter the range or ask the branch. This range works alongside our grid systems, plugs and sockets, and white surface boxes to complete the wiring accessories spec.
Gang is the number of outlets or switches on one plate. A 1 gang socket has a single outlet, a 2 gang has two; a 1 gang switch controls one lighting circuit, a 2 gang controls two, and so on. Pick the gang to match how many circuits or sockets you need at that point.What do 1 gang and 2 gang mean?
A single pole switch breaks only the live conductor. A double pole (DP) switch breaks both live and neutral, fully isolating the appliance for safe maintenance. DP is used on cooker control units, fused spurs, water heaters and similar fixed loads.What is the difference between single pole and double pole switching?
Most slimline sockets and switches fit a standard 25mm box for flush mounting, though deeper fittings like USB sockets and cooker units are more comfortable in a 35mm box. For surface mounting, pair the accessory with a matching white surface box (pattress) instead of chasing into the wall.What size back box do I need?
A fused spur, or fused connection unit, takes a fixed appliance off a ring main with its own cartridge fuse. It is used for boilers, towel rails, extractor fans and other fixed loads. A switched double pole version lets you isolate the appliance for servicing.What is a fused spur and when do I use one?
Electrically they are interchangeable, as all the ranges are made to the same wiring standards. Visually they are not identical though, as the shade of white and the plate profile differ slightly between brands, so for a consistent look it is best to stick to one range per room or property.Can I mix different brands across a job?
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