Lamp Switches - in line switches - from Lamps and Lights Ltd

Our Lamp Switches are available in the following styles:
In-line Rocker light switches in various colours, a simple on/off switch
In line Dimmer a rotary dimming only switches for both LED or CFL/Incandescent bulbs (no on/off)
Inline Foot/floor a round foot or floor large button on/off lamp switch
Button small push button on/off switches used in desk lamps and the like.

Inline Rocker Lamp Switch

£3.60 – £3.82

Colour options available
Flex cord types available
3 core Braided, 2 core Braided, 3 core Plain
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In line Table Lamp Dimmer Switch

£24.40

Colour options available
Flex cord types available
2 core Braided
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In-Line Foot Lamp Switch

£3.60 – £6.90

Colour options available
Flex cord types available
3 core Braided, 2 core Braided, 3 core Plain
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In-line Button Switch

£4.40

Flex cord types available
2 core Braided
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Do I need 2 or 3 core lamp flex?Calvin2021-11-10T16:05:48+00:00

Do I need 2 or 3 core lamp flex?

When using any metal light fittings you need to earth the fitting to reduce the risk of electric shock. You therefore need to use our 3 core light flex in either our round or twisted braid as both have live, neutral and earth wires. Our 2 core braided flex only has live and neutral wires and therefore is only suitable for use with non-metal light fittings. If in any doubt please always refer to a qualified electrician.

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How do I wire up my switch?Calvin2022-03-15T16:12:56+00:00

How do I wire up my switch?

What is the current Plug Legislation?Calvin2022-03-15T16:17:46+00:00

What is the current Plug Legislation?

Our UK plugs comply with the British Standard regulations BS 1363-1 – the specification for rewireable and non-rewireable fused plugs governed by The National Safety Standard of UK plugs.

What’s the difference between a single & double pole switch?Calvin2022-09-01T12:09:11+01:00

What’s the difference between a single & double pole switch?

Single pole switches the Live
Double pole switches the Live and Neutral

The use of double pole switching guards against the dangers associated with a Live/Neutral reversal. In this circumstance a single pole would break the circuit on the neutral leg and the device would not operate HOWEVER lurking within would be the Live and the associated danger of electrocution. If both Live and Neutral are switched then this possibility is removed.

In summary so long as everything is wired correctly single pole will suffice but to guard against a Live/Neutral reversal double pole switching will always ensure safe disconnection.

Glossary term link: Single and Double Pole

Which Amp Lighting Flex or Plug can I use?Calvin2022-09-01T12:03:59+01:00

Which Amp Lighting Flex or Plug can I use?

The conversion of Watts to Amps is governed by the equation Amps = Watts/Volts so if you check how many Watts your bulb(s) will be, you can work out what amperage flex or switch you will need. For example 4 watts/240 volts = .016 Amps for 1 x 4 Watt bulb.

Our Bayonet Cap Lamp holders are generally 2 AMP rated and our Edison lamp holders 4 AMPS. Our Flex specifications can be found here.

We are not qualified electricians and only offer guidance, which can change. If you are not a qualified electrician you should always get any electrical work you do properly checked & certified.

Lamp Switches - in line

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