Collection: Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is the common flip-style switch that pivots between on and off, giving a clear tactile click. It's the standard control for household lighting. You'll find it alongside other types in our Switches & Sockets range, including flush wall switches.

A rocker stays in the position you set it to, showing on or off at a glance, while a push-button returns to centre after each press and is often used for bell circuits or staircase timers. Choose based on the circuit logic you need. Browse the full Switches & Sockets selection to compare.

Yes, with a two-gang or three-gang rocker plate you control two or three separate lights from one position, each with its own button. Just make sure the wall box and wiring support the number of mechanisms. See the wider wall switches options too.

It depends on the product. Some are sold as complete sets, others as a mechanism that fits into a separate frame and plate from the same series. Always check the listing before buying so you order any missing parts. Keep everything in one family, including any Schuko wall sockets, for a matched finish.

Standard indoor rockers are not weatherproof. For balconies, gardens or bathrooms exposed to splashing you need a model with a suitable IP rating and a sealed enclosure. Check the IP value on the listing and choose accordingly, or route control through a protected box.

Quality rocker switches are rated for tens of thousands of operations and typically last many years under normal household use. Lifespan depends on build quality and the load they switch. Pairing them with the right power and cables and not overloading the circuit helps them last.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free across Greece, with fast delivery, and smaller orders ship at a standard rate. See our shipping page for the details. Mechanisms are small, so it's easy to combine several with related items to qualify.

Faulty or not-as-described items are covered by our returns process and Lynk Buyer Protection. See the warranty page to start a claim. Test the switch before final installation and keep the packaging until you're sure it works.