Collection: Wall Switches

A one-gang switch controls a single light circuit, while a two-gang switch has two independent buttons on one plate to control two separate lights from the same spot. Match the number of gangs to how many circuits you run to that wall box. See the full Switches & Sockets range to plan your layout.

A two-way switch lets you turn the same light on or off from two different locations, such as the top and bottom of a staircase or both ends of a corridor. You need a matching pair wired together. They sit alongside standard rocker switches in the same series.

Yes, but only with dimmable LED bulbs and a dimmer rated as LED-compatible. Standard dimmers made for incandescent loads can cause flicker or buzzing with LEDs. Check the dimmer's stated minimum and maximum load before buying. For more complex control, a smart home dimmer module is an alternative.

Frames, plates and mechanisms are designed to fit within the same modular series, so mixing series usually causes alignment or finish mismatches. Stick to one family across your switches and sockets for a clean look. Browse the whole Switches & Sockets collection to keep everything consistent.

Most domestic lighting switches are rated 10A or 16A, which covers typical room lighting loads. Make sure the switch rating is equal to or higher than your circuit load, and never exceed the printed rating. For heavier loads consider routing through the panel rather than the switch.

A like-for-like swap is straightforward if you switch off the circuit at the panel first, but any rewiring or new circuit work should be done by a licensed electrician. You'll need basic tools such as a screwdriver and a voltage tester. If in doubt, call a professional.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free across Greece, and smaller orders are delivered quickly at a standard rate. Full details are on our shipping page. Adding extra mechanisms or matching power and cables is an easy way to reach the free-shipping threshold.

If an item arrives faulty or not as described, you're covered by Lynk Buyer Protection and our standard returns process; see our warranty page for how to start a claim. Keep the original packaging and contact us before installing a unit you suspect is defective.