MD028PW
Click Intermediate Switch Module 10AX Polar White MD028PW

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MD028PW
Click Intermediate Switch Module 10AX Polar White MD028PW

Click Intermediate Switch Module 10AX Polar White MD028PW

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Stock Code MD028PW
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Click 10AX intermediate switch module in polar white. Part of the Click MiniGrid range, compatible with Definity, Mode, Polar and Part M plates.

  • Operating voltage: 250V AC, 50Hz
  • Load rating: 10AX (suitable for fluorescent or inductive loads)
  • Screw terminals: Ø3.5mm, 0.5Nm torque
  • Terminal capacity: 4 × 1.5mm² or 2 × 2.5mm² solid
  • Temperature range: −5 to +40°C
Specifications

Product Code

MD028PW

Operating Voltage

250V AC

Frequency

50Hz

Load Rating

10AX

Load Rating Application

Suitable for fluorescent or inductive loads

Termination Type

Screw

Terminal Size

Ø3.5mm

Terminal Torque

0.5Nm

Terminal Capacity

4 × 1.5mm² or 2 × 2.5mm² (solid)

Colour

Polar White

Dimensions

25(W) × 53(H) × 20(D)mm

Operating Temperature

−5 to +40°C

Standard

BS EN 60669-1

Warranty

20 years

Documents

datasheet MD028PW Datasheet

Frequently asked questions

Will this module fit other brand euro plates?

Yes, this is a standard 25x50mm euro module that fits all euro grid aperture plates regardless of manufacturer. The module clips into any standard euro grid frame.

What depth back box do I need for this module?

Minimum 16mm back box depth is required. When using with flat plates, increase to 25mm minimum depth to accommodate the module and plate assembly.

What is the 10AX rating suitable for?

The 10AX rating indicates this module is designed for inductive loads up to 10 amps at 250V AC, making it suitable for switching fluorescent lighting circuits or other inductive loads.

How does an intermediate switch differ from a 2-way switch?

An intermediate switch is used in three-way lighting control between two 2-way switches. It allows control of a light from three or more locations. Use in conjunction with 2-way switches at circuit ends.