Antique Brass Dimmer and Toggle Switch Plate

Antique Brass Dimmer and Toggle Switch Plate

Plate Material: Premium solid brass with a sturdy 0.080″ thickness for durability.

Included Accessories: Matching screws for seamless installation.

Sizes Available:

• 1-Gang: 2.8″ x 4.7″

Compatibility: Designed to fit US Standard electrical back boxes, making it ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.

Toggle Switch

• Functionality: ON/OFF (no dimming)
• Voltage: 12-120-250V
• Current Rating: 15A
• Certification: CE
• Wiring Options: 3 way (Can be configured for single-pole/1-way)

Single Pole Rotary Dimmer

• Functionality: ON/OFF (click during rotation) + Dimming (single-location control)
• Maximum Load: 250W for dimmable LED and incandescent bulbs
• Certification: cULus Certified for US and Canada
• Voltage: 110-120V | Frequency: 60Hz
• Dimming Technology: Leading Edge (Triac) Dimming
• Note: Cannot control lights from two different locations.

Features That Make a Difference

• Matching Screws Included: Matching screws enhance the cohesive look of your installation.
• Easy Installation: User-friendly design ensures quick and efficient installation for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality solid brass to ensure long-lasting durability and a timeless appearance.
• Universal Fit: Compatible with US standard wall boxes, ensuring versatility across homes, offices, and other spaces.

Customization Available

We offer tailored solutions to meet your unique requirements. Please contact us to discuss customization options, including finishes, dimensions, and special designs.

Why Choose Our Solid Brass Wall Plates?

Our toggle switch wall plates combine exceptional functionality, elegant design, and robust construction, making them the perfect choice for modern interiors. Upgrade your switches and dimmers with these premium-quality plates that add style and durability to your living or working space.

Important: This product is CE-certified, meaning it meets European safety standards but is not UL-listed or certified for use in the United States. Customers in the USA should consult a licensed electrician to ensure compatibility with local codes and regulations before purchasing or installing.