ABB Inora 2 Gang 1 Way 10AX Switch White BL102

Two independent switches on one plate (2 gang), each operable as 1‑way per switch. 10A rating per gang. White finish. Designed for indoor lighting circuits and compatible with standard wall backboxes.

This model is designed for 1‑way operation per gang (simple on/off control). Some circuits can be wired for 2‑way operation, but that requires the appropriate wiring and a switch rated for 2‑way use. If you specifically need 2‑way functionality, check model variants explicitly marketed for 2‑way switching.

Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and offices where you want two separate lights controlled from a single plate. It’s especially convenient when you want to consolidate two switches into one wall space.

Safety first: switch off the mains before starting. Remove the existing faceplate and identify the live feed wires for each gang and their corresponding loads. Connect each live feed to the switch’s common (live) terminal and connect the load wire to the other terminal for each gang. Secure the switches into a standard backbox, attach the faceplate, and restore power to test the controls.

Use in indoor dry locations and on standard lighting circuits (typical 230V systems). Ensure wiring follows local electrical codes and, if you’re unsure, consult a qualified electrician. The product is designed to meet common electrical safety expectations for residential use.

Control two separate lights from one location (e.g., living room and adjacent lamp, or two different zones in a hallway). It’s also suitable for small offices or bedrooms where you want two independent light controls in a single, tidy plate.

The BL102 is a two-gang variant, offering two separate 1‑way switches in one plate, while the BL101 is a single-gang option. If you only need one switch, BL101 may be a more compact choice. See: https://fepy.com/product/inora-bl101-1-gang-1-way-switch-white

If you’re shopping for a two-gang, two independent 1‑way switches, you can also consider other brands’ 2-gang 1-way White switches available on Fepy. For a closely matched alternative from ABB, see: https://fepy.com/product/abb-2-gang-1-way-switch-10a-white

Yes. This dual-gang unit provides two independent switches in one plate, typically offering a cost- and space-saving solution compared to purchasing two separate single-gang switches plus a plate. It also results in a neater, cleaner wall installation with one common faceplate.

In most cases, yes. If your current switch is a standard 1‑gang layout in a compatible backbox, you can replace it with this two-gang plate by wiring each gang as described in the installation steps and securing the plate to the backbox. If you’re unsure about wiring or backbox compatibility, seek professional help.

The ABB Inora BL102 is a white, 2 gang, 1 way wall switch designed to control two independent electrical circuits from one location. Each rocker operates a separate circuit, making it suitable for applications such as controlling two lighting groups in a room. It has a stated 10A rating, compact dimensions of 35.2 x 86 x 41.5 mm, and a modern finish suitable for residential, commercial, and construction projects in the UAE.

“2 gang” means the switch has two separate rockers for controlling two circuits. “1 way” means each circuit is controlled from only one switch location. For example, one rocker can operate the main ceiling lights while the other controls decorative or secondary lighting. It is not intended for controlling the same light from two different locations; that application normally requires 2 way switches.

The ABB Inora BL102 has a stated current rating of 10 amps. The connected load must remain within the switch rating and the applicable circuit design limits. Electricians should also consider the load type, operating voltage, LED driver inrush current, conductor size, protective device, and any manufacturer derating requirements before installation.

This switch is suitable for indoor lighting control in villas, apartments, offices, shops, hotels, warehouses, and other UAE buildings. Typical uses include controlling two lighting zones, a light and a compatible fan circuit, or two separate room fixtures from one wall position. The connected equipment must be suitable for mechanical switch control and must not exceed the permitted electrical load.