Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated HBL1284I 4-Way Wall Switch 120/277V 20A Ivory
A 20 A, 120/277 V AC four-way wall switch with screw terminals for 14 to 10 AWG wire, UL listed and impact resistant
- Rated for 120/277 V AC circuits
- 20 A current capacity handles standard loads
- 4-way switch function controls lighting from three locations
- Side-wired screw terminals accept 14–10 AWG conductors
- UL Listed and impact-resistant for durable installation
HBL1284I 4-Way Wall Switch 20 A
The Hubbell HBL1284I is a four-way push-button wall switch rated for 20 A at 120/277 V AC. It is intended for electricians and facility managers who need to control lighting from three or more locations in commercial or residential wiring systems.
Check wiring and box before ordering
Verify that the existing circuit uses 14 AWG to 10 AWG conductors compatible with the screw terminals. Confirm the wall box provides a 3.3 in mounting hole centre-to-centre spacing and that the switch function required is maintained rather than momentary.
Replaces standard four-way toggle switches
This unit upgrades a conventional four-way toggle to an impact-resistant push-button style without a pilot light or illumination. The change is worthwhile when a cleaner actuation feel and added durability are preferred over a traditional lever.
Highlights
- Rated for 120/277 V AC circuits
- 20 A current capacity handles standard loads
- 4-way switch function controls lighting from three locations
- Side-wired screw terminals accept 14–10 AWG conductors
- UL Listed and impact-resistant for durable installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the HBL1284I include mounting screws or a wall plate in the box?
The switch body is supplied; mounting screws and a decorative wall plate are sold separately.
Which voltage rating should I select for a 120 V lighting circuit?
The HBL1284I is rated 120/277 V AC, so it works on standard 120 V circuits without any other version to choose.
What does the 20 A rating mean when the switch controls a 120 V LED load?
The 20 A rating is the maximum resistive current the contacts can carry; LED drivers draw far less, so the switch operates well within its limit.
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