gang??? seems a strange word, but anyhow:-
In the kitchen I have 4 light circuits: ceiling, spots, wall lights and cabinet lights worked at the door by a wide quadrupal wall switch on a normal double box about 145mm wide. I want to make a little extra space for some shelves and I have been looking for a quadrupal switch plate which is tall rather than wide, something just single box width. Can't find one. Do they exist? Do I have to put two double switches one above the other? Untidy.
TW
You could use two twin architrave switches side by side.
Or the MK Essentials range has a 4 gang on a single plate
4 gang dimmers are also available:
Alternatively US switches and sockets are often in a vertical configuration. The Australian versions of those use 240V - would they be acceptable for a UK installation?
Theo
or ask for postage on the much cheaper
PS
don't forget the back box !
I suppose you'd have to mount them upside down.
Bill
MK certainly made one as part of their grid switch range. Years ago. You might still find NOS on Ebay.
If white plastic is OK. you could make one using two 2 gang grid switches and a blank plate
Do they exist?
Adam will be along in a minute to say Scolmore do them, fairly sure they had them on their stand at Elex show
yep
The MK cheap'n'nasty edition has a 4 gang single
Or there's this from Schneider's HFM? range
CMA9014
I assumed it was old Scots, as in 'Gang up the hous'.
Surprising choice of terminology, I agree.
Thanks, I have ordered one. TW
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