ABB Inora 3 Gang 2 Way 10AX Switch White BL107

3-gang means there are three separate switches on one plate, each capable of controlling a distinta lighting circuit. 2-way means each switch can be wired to allow control from two different locations (for example, from a hallway and a doorway).

- Gangs: 3 - Switching type: 2-way - Load rating: 10 Amp - Finish: White - Series/Design: Inora BL107 - Intended use: Indoor lighting control with three independent circuits

Yes. Each of the three gangs operates its own lighting circuit, so you can independently control up to three lights or lighting groups from a single plate.

It's well-suited for locations where multiple lighting zones are needed in one area, such as living rooms, corridors, stairwells, or meeting rooms—anywhere you want centralized control of several lights with a neat, single-plated appearance.

Before starting, switch off the circuit at the mains. Remove the existing plate and note which wires connect to each switch. Mount the new plate into a compatible backbox, connect each switch’s live feed to its common terminal and connect the two-way traveler wires to the appropriate L1/L2 terminals for each gang. Refit the plate and restore power to test each switch. If you’re not confident with electrical work, consult a licensed electrician.

This is a standard mechanical switch with a 10A rating. Each gang typically uses a live feed and two traveler terminals for 2-way operation. No neutral is required for the switch itself. Ensure the total load on all gangs does not exceed 10A and use an appropriate backbox and wiring gauge for your installation.

This is designed for a standard 3-gang plate setup. Check that your wall includes a compatible 3-gang (three-module) backbox or mounting cavity that matches your regional sizing (as plate dimensions can vary by region).

The product variant shown is the Inora BL107 in white. ABB’s Inora line typically includes multiple finishes across different models, so you may find other BL107 finishes or related BL107 variants listed on Fepy if available.

If you’re considering alternatives, you might look at: - 2-gang 2-way 10A Inora options for compact setups - 4-gang 2-way 10A Inora variants for larger multi-light installations - 1-gang 2-way 10A Inora variants for single-light control For example, these ABB Inora options on Fepy include: - ABB 2-gang 2-way 10A switch inora BL106 White: https://fepy.com/product/abb-2-gang-2-way-10amp-switch-inora-bl106-white - ABB 1-gang 2-way 10A switch inora BL101 White: https://fepy.com/product/abb-1-gang-2-way-10amp-switch-inora-bl101-white - ABB 4-gang 2-way 10A switch inora BL108 White: https://fepy.com/product/abb-4-gang-2-way-10amp-switch-inora-bl108-white These provide different gang counts to suit various installation needs while keeping the same two-way operation and 10A rating.

Ideal for multi-area lighting control in living rooms, hallways, stairwells, or offices where you want to manage three separate lighting zones from one location with a clean, integrated aesthetic.

After wiring and securing the plate, restore power and flip each switch to verify that its corresponding light or lighting circuit responds correctly. If any circuit doesn’t respond, turn the power off and recheck the wiring connections for that gang.

The ABB Inora BL107 is a white, three-gang wall switch designed to control three separate lighting circuits from one location. Each gang provides two-way switching functionality, allowing a circuit to be controlled from two different switch locations when connected to another compatible two-way switch. Its compact 86 x 86 mm faceplate and clean finish suit residential, commercial and hospitality interiors.

Three gang means the unit contains three independent switch mechanisms on one faceplate, so users can operate three separate circuits. Two way means each mechanism can form part of a circuit controlled from two locations. A common UAE application is controlling the same staircase, corridor or bedroom light from either end of the area.

The switch has a stated current rating of 10A. The connected load must remain within the manufacturer's rating, and the operating voltage, lamp type, inrush current and circuit protection must also be checked before installation. It is primarily intended for lighting control rather than use as a power socket or high-load appliance isolator.