All Brass Light Switches & Outlets

The Full Range of Brass Light Switches and Outlets in One Place

GetSwitches covers every device type a wall location needs. Toggle switches, rotary dimmers, duplex outlets, GFCI outlets, and combination plates are all available in the same finishes, so brass outlets and switches coordinate properly across a full project without sourcing from multiple suppliers.

What is available in this range:

• Toggle switches: solid brass on/off switches in 1 to 6 gang layouts, smooth retro and knurled styles
• Rotary dimmers: push to turn on or off, rotate to adjust brightness, available in 1 to 5 gang
• Duplex and GFCI outlets: standard 15A and GFCI options sized for U.S. wall boxes
• Combination plates: toggle plus dimmer, toggle plus outlet, dimmer plus outlet in one wall location
• Wall plates: matching cover plates in 1 to 5 gang for every device type

For toggle switch locations, brass toggle light switches cover the full range of styles and gang configurations. For dimmer locations, brass dimmer switches are available as complete sets with plate, mechanism, and screws.

Choosing the Right Finish Across Solid Brass Switches and Outlets

Finish consistency is the most common issue buyers run into when sourcing solid brass switches and outlets from different suppliers. Plates, switches, and outlets that come from separate sources rarely match in tone, even when listed under the same finish name.

GetSwitches is a single-source range. Every finish is consistent across switches, dimmers, outlets, plates, and hardware, because everything comes from the same range.

Finish options available across all devices:

• Aged brushed brass
• Unlacquered aged brushed brass
• Brushed satin brass
• Antique brass
• Bronze
• Black
• Stainless steel
• White

Unlacquered brass develops a natural patina over time and is worth considering for restoration projects or period interiors. For a consistent brushed tone that holds its finish, satin brass is the more stable option across high-traffic locations. Browse unlacquered brass switches, satin brass switches, or antique brass switches to compare finish tones across the range.

How to Build a Coordinated Setup Using Brass Light Switches and Outlets

Start with the device type for each wall location, then match the gang count to your wall box. If a location has mixed devices, a combination plate covers a toggle plus a dimmer or a dimmer plus outlet in a single opening.

A practical approach for whole-room or whole-project installs:

• Confirm device type for each location: toggle, dimmer, outlet, or combination
• Select gang count to match the wall box at each location
• Choose one finish and apply it consistently across every location in the room
• Order cover plates separately if devices are already in place

For outlet locations, brass outlet plates are available as standalone cover plates in matching finishes. For a full finish overview before committing to an order, the brass light switch sample sets let you compare tones under your actual lighting conditions.