Snapconnect
Snapconnect Illuminated Wall Switch 1-Pole 15A 120/277V AC White
Illuminated single-pole toggle switch rated 15 A at 120/277 V AC with modular wiring and impact-resistant thermoplastic housing
- Illuminated toggle aids visibility in low light
- Single-pole 15 A switching handles 120/277 V AC circuits
- Modular Snapconnect wiring speeds installation
- Impact-resistant thermoplastic housing withstands 167 °F operation
- UL Listed for industrial safety compliance
Illuminated Toggle Switch
The Snapconnect illuminated wall switch is a single-pole device rated at 15 A and 120/277V AC. It features a white thermoplastic housing with an integrated indicator light and modular wiring connections. UL Listed for industrial applications, it operates up to 167 Degrees F and carries a 2 hp motor rating.
Electricians and Facility Maintenance
This switch suits professionals who need a maintained-contact toggle with back-wiring speed and visible status in commercial or industrial settings. The modular connection system simplifies installation in standard boxes. Buyers who require dimming control, multi-way switching, or a non-illuminated actuator should consider other options.
Single-Pole 15 A Modular Wiring
The defining specification is the single-pole, 15 A modular wiring interface combined with 120/277V AC rating. This determines compatibility with the intended circuit and the speed of termination. Verify the voltage and wiring method match the project requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Illuminated toggle aids visibility in low light
- Single-pole 15 A switching handles 120/277 V AC circuits
- Modular Snapconnect wiring speeds installation
- Impact-resistant thermoplastic housing withstands 167 °F operation
- UL Listed for industrial safety compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 167 °F maximum operating temperature affect continuous-duty performance?
The switch is rated for ambient temperatures up to 167 °F, so sustained operation in hotter environments could exceed its thermal limit.
Does the illuminated toggle add noticeable heat or power draw when the circuit is energised all day?
The indicator lamp draws only a few milliamps at 120/277 V AC, adding negligible heat and no audible noise during continuous use.
What existing wiring method must the installation already use for the modular connector to mate correctly?
The switch requires a compatible back-wired modular wiring system; it will not connect to standard screw-terminal or push-in wiring.
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