Snapconnect
Snapconnect SNAP1221GY 20 A Toggle Switch Gray
A 20 A single-pole toggle switch with snap-in wiring for 120/277V AC circuits
- 20 A rating handles heavy-duty circuits
- Snap-in module cuts installation time
- Impact-resistant body withstands job-site abuse
- UL Listed for code-compliant safety
- 120/277 V AC suits residential and commercial use
Snapconnect SNAP1221GY Toggle Switch 20 A
The Snapconnect SNAP1221GY is a gray single-pole toggle switch rated for 20 A at 120/277 V AC. It uses a snap-in back-wiring module for fast installation in standard wall boxes. The maintained action stays in the chosen position until toggled again. UL Listed and impact resistant, it suits new commercial or residential wiring.
Best for single-circuit lighting
Electricians wiring a single lighting circuit or receptacle run will find the snap-in module reduces termination time. The switch has no illumination, pilot light or locking feature, so it does not meet requirements for indicator-lit or key-controlled circuits. Installers needing multi-gang or multi-function devices should select a different product.
Snap-in back-wiring module decides fit
The sole connection method is a snap-in module that accepts solid or stranded conductors without screw terminals. If the project specification calls for screw-clamp or push-in wire terminals, this switch will not comply. Verify the wiring method before ordering to avoid rework.
Highlights
- 20 A rating handles heavy-duty circuits
- Snap-in module cuts installation time
- Impact-resistant body withstands job-site abuse
- UL Listed for code-compliant safety
- 120/277 V AC suits residential and commercial use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What wiring method must my electrical box support for this 20 A toggle switch?
The switch uses a back-wiring method with a snap-in module, so the box must accept rear-entry conductors secured by the module.
Will this 120/277V AC switch operate on a legacy 120 V circuit I already have?
Yes, the 120/277V AC rating covers standard 120 V circuits; the switch functions normally at the lower voltage.
How can I verify the switch is working correctly after installation?
Toggle the switch; the connected load should turn on and off cleanly with maintained contact positions.
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