ABB Inora 1 Gang 1 Way 20AX Double Pole Switch with Illumination, Small Rocker White BL111S

Double pole means the switch disconnects both conductors in the circuit, providing a safer and more complete isolation. This is beneficial for high‑power appliances or where code requirements call for isolating both live conductors.

Key specs: 1 gang, 1 way, 20A current rating, double pole operation, integrated neon indicator, white finish. Designed for indoor use and compatible with standard electrical backboxes.

Ideal for kitchens, workshops, offices, or any room where a high‑draw appliance needs control and you want an easily visible switch in dim light, such as power outlets, heaters, or powered tools.

Power should be turned off at the main switchboard before starting. Remove the existing plate, identify line and load wires, connect them to the appropriate terminals for both poles (as required by double-pole wiring), reattach the plate, and test. If you’re not comfortable with wiring, hire a licensed electrician and follow local electrical codes.

The neon indicator helps you locate the switch in low light. It typically lights when the circuit is live or when the switch is in its active state, making the switch easy to find in the dark.

Ensure you use the switch on circuits within its 20A rating and install it in a suitable enclosure or backbox. Keep it away from moisture and follow local electrical standards. If unsure, consult a qualified electrician before installation.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy, you can consider: INORA BL112S 1G 1W 20A Neon Light (https://fepy.com/product/inora-bl112s-1g-1w-20a-neon-light), ABB 1G 1W 20A Neon Switch (https://fepy.com/product/abb-1g-1w-20a-neon-switch), and LEGRAND 1G 1W 20A Neon Switch (https://fepy.com/product/legrand-1g-1w-20a-neon-switch). These options offer similar 1-gang, neon-lit, high‑current switching with potential small differences in finish, mounting, and wiring terminals.

Choose 1-gang when you need a single control point for one circuit. 1-way indicates a simple on/off control for that circuit. If you need control from multiple locations or for more complex setups, you may want 2-way or 2-gang variants. For high‑power loads, this 1G 1W 20A double‑pole model provides full disconnection and visibility with neon indication.

The switch is designed for standard mains wiring and is rated for typical 1-phase circuits used in many regions. Always verify that the product’s voltage and current ratings match your local supply and load requirements before installation.

If you need to return the item, ensure it’s unused and in its original packaging within the applicable return window as per Fepy’s return policy. For specific timelines and conditions, refer to the store’s return terms.

Look for the neon indicator feature, the 20A double-pole capability, and the 1-gang/1-way configuration. Check the product title and description to confirm these elements, and compare specifications like current rating, pole structure, and finish with other options on Fepy to choose the best fit for your installation.

The ABB INORA BL111S is a white, single-gang, one-way electrical switch rated at 20A. Its double-pole mechanism switches two conductors simultaneously, typically live and neutral, to provide more complete isolation than a single-pole switch. It also includes a neon indicator for convenient visual status identification and is designed for residential, commercial and light construction applications.

Double pole means that the switch operates two electrically separate poles at the same time. In a typical single-phase installation, these poles are used to disconnect both the live and neutral conductors. This arrangement is commonly selected for fixed appliances and circuits where enhanced isolation is required. The exact wiring arrangement must follow the appliance instructions and applicable UAE electrical regulations.

The neon light provides a visible indication that helps users identify the switch status or locate it in low-light conditions. Its exact operation, such as illuminating when the load is on or serving as a locator, depends on the terminal configuration and wiring method. The electrician should follow the wiring diagram supplied with the switch.