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Wall Switches

10 wall switches from Leviton, Enerlites, Elegrp and more.

Recommended Wall Switches

Enerlites

Light Switches, White, 1-Pack

+Commercial grade construction
+Impact-resistant polycarbonate and solid steel build
+Single pole wiring for one-location control
−Single switch per pack
No price recorded yet.
Enerlites

White, 1-Pack

+Countdown timer runs 5 minutes to 4 hours
+Designed for exhaust fans and bathroom lights
+Neutral wire required for installation
−Requires a neutral wire to install
No price recorded yet.
Enerlites

Light Switches, Black, 1-Pack

+Decorative paddle style for simple on and off control
+Includes a wallplate, per the name
+Sold as a single pack
−Single pole only, no three-way wiring
No price recorded yet.
Enerlites

Light Switches, Gold, 1-Pack

+Three-way capable for control from two locations
+Also works as a single pole switch
+Sold as a single pack
−Gold finish may not match all wall plates
No price recorded yet.
Pass & Seymour

Light Switches, 1-Pack

+Rocker design for a standard wall switch look
+3-way switch configuration controls a light from two locations
+Sold as a single 1-pack unit
−Only handles lights, not dimming or fan control
No price recorded yet.
Legrand

Dimmer Switches, 1-Pack

+Three-way rocker design for two-location control
+Dimmer function for adjustable light levels
+Sold as a one-pack for a single switch location
No price recorded yet.
Enerlites

Light Switches, White, 1-Pack

+Toggle design for a traditional switch look
+Works on 120 volt and 277 volt AC circuits
+Quiet and smooth toggle action
−Requires a 4-way wiring setup to function as intended
No price recorded yet.
GE

Light Switches, White, 1-Pack

+Three-way capable for control from two locations
+Grounding design for safer installation
+Pressure lock terminals for easier wiring
No price recorded yet.
Enerlites

Light Switches, Black, 1-Pack

+Double paddle design combines two switches into one
+Works on 120 to 277 volt AC circuits
−Single pole wiring only controls one light or circuit
No price recorded yet.

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