Snapconnect
Snapconnect 1203ILW 15 A Toggle Wall Switch
A 15 A illuminated toggle switch rated for 120/277 V AC with modular wiring and UL listing
- Illuminated toggle aids visibility in dark areas
- 15 A rating supports standard residential circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatibility suits multiple wiring systems
- Modular wiring connection speeds up installation
- Impact‑resistant thermoplastic housing withstands tough environments
Product Identity
The Snapconnect 1203ILW is a 15 A illuminated toggle wall switch designed for 120/277V AC circuits. It suits industrial and commercial installations that require a maintained three-way switching function with a white thermoplastic housing.
Wiring and Rating Limits
The switch uses a modular back-wiring method and is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 167 Degrees F. Its horsepower rating is 2 hp, and the device carries a UL Listed designation for compliance with applicable safety standards.
Installation Checks
Verify that the existing circuit operates within the 120/277V AC range and that the wall box accommodates a single-gang toggle device. Confirm the back-wiring terminals match the conductor gauge in use and that the three-way configuration matches the intended switching layout.
Highlights
- Illuminated toggle aids visibility in dark areas
- 15 A rating supports standard residential circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatibility suits multiple wiring systems
- Modular wiring connection speeds up installation
- Impact‑resistant thermoplastic housing withstands tough environments
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 15 A version or a different amperage for my circuit?
This switch is rated 15 A, so select it when your branch circuit is protected at 15 A; a 20 A circuit requires a 20 A rated device instead.
What does the 15 A rating mean once the switch is installed in a real circuit?
It means the switch can continuously carry 15 A on a 120/277 V AC circuit and control loads up to 2 hp without overheating, provided wiring and breaker match the rating.
How does the modular wiring interface affect what I can connect in practice?
The modular wiring method uses a plug-in connector that mates with compatible Snapconnect rough-in boxes, capping installation to that proprietary system rather than standard screw terminals.
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