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The Hager Silhouette range sits at the premium end of the slimline GPO market in Australia. Hager engineered the range to give electricians and specifiers a low profile outlet that fits standard wall boxes but reads as a designer finish on the wall. It targets residential renovations, new builds, apartment fit-outs, and light commercial spaces where the power point is part of the visual brief, not just a functional fitting.
This category covers Silhouette power points, double GPOs, USB-integrated variants, and extra-switch models. Cover plates and matching Hager switches from the same family allow consistent visual treatment across a room. Buyers can compare finishes, configurations, and price points without leaving the page.
Hager produces the range. Sparky Direct supplies it across Australia with stock held for trade fulfilment. Pages elsewhere on the site cover matching Hager Silhouette light switches and the broader USB power points category for cross-brand selection.
Hager Silhouette power points are indoor general purpose outlets (GPOs) and switch mechanisms supplied with a slim 4mm faceplate. They are rated 10A, 250V for standard Australian power point applications. The range includes single, double, USB Type A and Type C, and extra-switch configurations. Finishes cover gloss white, matt white, matt black, and metallic options for project-specific specification.
Licensed electricians install them on residential and commercial fit-out work. Builders and renovators specify them where appearance matters: kitchens, bedrooms, living rooms, home offices, display homes, apartments, and hospitality rooms. Interior designers select them for the flush wall finish and finish coordination. Homeowners purchase them through wholesalers for licensed installation, particularly when matching tapware, cabinetry, and other hardware in renovated spaces.
The appeal is a combination of factors that rarely line up. The plate is genuinely slim. The mechanism behind it is standard, so electricians do not need new tools or fitting techniques. The finishes match the broader hardware palette in current Australian interiors. Hager is a familiar brand to most trade buyers, which reduces specification risk on premium projects. The result is a power point that meets the design brief without forcing the electrician away from a known supplier and fitting format.
A standard GPO faceplate projects roughly 10mm to 14mm from the wall. The Silhouette plate sits at 4mm. The visual difference is significant when the outlet is at eye level or on a feature wall. It is even more noticeable on a tiled splashback or stone surface, where shadows from the plate edge become obvious.
The term slimline describes the visible wall projection, not a different electrical function. The mechanism behind the plate uses the same 10A, 250V rating as any standard Australian GPO. The cable connections and wall box fitment are familiar to any licensed electrician. The change is on the wall side of the plate, not the cable side.
A slimline power point has a reduced faceplate depth that creates a flatter wall appearance. The visible bezel around the socket is shallower, and the plate steps less aggressively away from the wall surface. This suits modern interiors where the design intent is clean wall planes without visible hardware bulk. Electrical ratings still need to match Australian installation requirements regardless of plate depth.
The practical comparison comes down to where the outlet is going. A standard GPO is fine in a garage, laundry, roof space, or behind a fridge where the plate is rarely seen. A Silhouette plate is the better choice on a feature wall, behind a wall-mounted TV, on a kitchen splashback, or in any bedroom or living space where the plate sits in the line of sight. Standard outlets remain practical for utility spaces and tight project budgets. Silhouette suits visible installation locations where the wall surface is part of the finished interior.
Slimline GPOs work well in modern renovations, high-end new builds, apartments, and feature walls. A licensed electrician should check existing wall box depth and wall flatness before committing to slimline outlets across an existing house. Older plaster walls or out-of-square stud bays can affect the final flush result. Buyers can also choose room-by-room rather than blanket-specifying the whole house, which keeps premium outlets where they matter and standard GPOs where they do not.
The Silhouette family is structured by socket and switch combination, which is the most useful way for buyers to make a choice. Single outlets, double outlets, USB-integrated outlets, and extra-switch outlets each suit different room functions and load profiles. Product codes follow a consistent pattern within the range, with finish suffixes indicating gloss white, matt white, or matt black variants.
This section covers the main configurations available. Single power points, double power points, and USB variants share the same slimline plate language, so a mixed schedule across a room still reads as one coordinated finish on the wall.
Single outlets work for dedicated appliance circuits, narrow wall locations, hallways, behind wall-mounted TVs, and low-demand points. The WBSP1S is the standard single 10A, 250V model with a gloss white finish, with matt white and matt black variants available. Single outlets also suit positions where a double GPO would crowd nearby joinery or sit too close to a tap or appliance edge.
Double GPOs are the most common residential and light commercial choice. They cover living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, home offices, and any location where two devices need power without an adapter or extension lead. The Silhouette double plate keeps the same slim 4mm visual treatment as the single, so multi-outlet positions do not introduce a heavier looking plate on the wall. Most renovation schedules end up with doubles as the default.
USB-integrated Silhouette outlets combine a standard 10A GPO with Type A and Type C charging ports on the same plate. This suits bedside positions, home offices, hotel rooms, workstations, and kitchen benches where phones and tablets charge regularly. The integrated approach reduces plug-in adapter clutter and frees the mains sockets for higher-load devices. USB integration is convenient. It does not replace the need for correctly rated mains outlets elsewhere in the room.
The extra-switch configuration combines a double GPO with an additional switch on the same plate. Typical uses include appliance switching (rangehoods, dishwashers, wall ovens), nearby lighting control, or any point where a separate switch would otherwise mean an extra wall plate. The extra switch reduces the total plate count on a wall and keeps the finish consistent. The actual circuit design and switched-load specification must be set by a licensed electrician, not assumed from the model number.
The Silhouette plate, mechanism, and grid are separable components on some variants, which matters during staged builds. Electricians can fit the grid and mechanism during rough-in, then add the finished cover plate at handover to protect it during the rest of the build. Replacement covers in the same finish are also available, useful for projects where one plate is damaged after fit-off. The broader power point covers category covers replacement plates across Hager and other brands.
Finish selection is a specification decision, not just a cosmetic one. The finish chosen at GPO level usually sets the tone for matching switches, light fittings, tapware, and door hardware in the same room. The Silhouette range covers gloss white, matt white, matt black, and metallic cover options to match most contemporary Australian palettes.
Electricians and builders working from an interior design schedule will typically be given a specific finish per room. Where no schedule exists, the practical approach is to choose the finish that aligns with the more prominent hardware in the space: cabinetry handles, tapware, appliance trim, or wall colour. Black and metallic finishes are popular in kitchens and feature walls; matt and gloss whites cover the majority of bedrooms, hallways, and living rooms.
Gloss white suits traditional and general residential interiors and reflects more light, which helps in darker corners. Matt white works in modern minimalist interiors and avoids the glare that gloss can produce next to a window. Matt black sits against contemporary palettes, industrial styling, and darker hardware, and works particularly well on stone splashbacks and feature walls. The choice often follows the cabinetry handles and tapware finish in the same room.
Metallic cover options including aluminium and stainless steel suit kitchens, commercial fit-outs, offices, hospitality rooms, and feature walls. They coordinate visually with stainless benches, aluminium window frames, appliance trim, and metallic hardware. Durability is good for indoor use. Metallic finishes should not be specified for outdoor, wet area, or pool-adjacent locations regardless of cover material; those locations need IP-rated weatherproof products designed for that exposure.
Consistency matters more than perfection. Visible power points and switches within the same room or zone should share a finish. Across a whole house, designers often run premium finishes in high-visibility areas (kitchens, living rooms, primary bedrooms) and standard finishes in utility areas (garage, laundry, roof space) where budget matters more than appearance. Builders ordering for multi-room projects should confirm finish quantities together to avoid mid-job stock substitutions.
The Silhouette range is built for the Australian market. The plug pattern matches AS/NZS 3112. The wiring framework for installation is AS/NZS 3000. The mechanism is rated 10A, 250V, and the housing is rated IP20 for dry indoor use. Shutter protection sits behind the live apertures on relevant models. None of this changes the requirement that a licensed electrician completes any fixed wiring connection in Australia.
For installation locations exposed to weather, splash, washdown, or pool environments, the Silhouette range is not the right product. Those locations need IP-rated weatherproof power points designed for outdoor exposure. The Silhouette plate is indoor only.
The 10A rating refers to the maximum continuous current the outlet can supply. The 250V rating is the standard Australian mains voltage tolerance. AS/NZS 3112 is the standard for plug and socket dimensions, which is why a standard Australian three-pin plug fits the Silhouette outlet without adaptation. AS/NZS 3000 (the Wiring Rules) covers the installation side: cable selection, circuit protection, earthing, and RCD requirements. A licensed electrician confirms whether the chosen outlet is suitable for the circuit and location.
IP20 means protection against solid objects greater than 12.5mm and no protection against water ingress. This rating suits dry indoor spaces: living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, home offices, and kitchen bench positions away from sinks and taps. It does not suit outdoor walls, exposed verandas, garage washdown bays, pool areas, or any location where direct splash or weather exposure is possible. Those positions need weatherproof outlets in an IP-rated enclosure.
Shutter protection refers to a sliding internal cover that blocks the live apertures unless both active and neutral pins are inserted at the same time. This prevents a single foreign object (a key, paper clip, or hairpin) being pushed into a live aperture on its own. Shuttered outlets suit homes with young children, childcare-style environments, and any high-use interior where additional everyday safety is valued.
Fixed power point installation, replacement, or relocation in Australia must be completed by a licensed electrician. This is a legal requirement, not a recommendation. Licensed installation protects electrical compliance, product warranty, building insurance, polarity, earthing continuity, RCD circuit protection, and safe circuit loading. Buyers can purchase the products online; the connection itself stays with the trade.
The Australian slimline GPO market includes several premium and value ranges. Silhouette sits in the premium tier alongside Clipsal Saturn Zen and Clipsal Solis. Hager Allure sits a step below at a more accessible price. The Flat Cat Slimline GSM Trader power points cover the volume and value end, and NLS Classic power points offer a budget alternative in classic styling. The right choice depends on profile, finish, brand ecosystem, and project budget.
Comparison should be on objective specification first (rating, profile depth, finish availability, switch compatibility) and aesthetic second. Most premium ranges meet the same Australian electrical standards. The visible differences are profile, finish quality, and matching switchgear range. Project budget and electrician brand preference usually settle the choice.
Both are Hager. Silhouette is the slimline, design-led range built around the 4mm plate. Hager Allure power points sit at a more accessible price point with a less pronounced slim profile. Allure suits volume residential work and projects where the design brief is functional rather than feature-led. Silhouette suits visible rooms, premium interiors, and projects where the GPO is part of the finished surface. Outlet quantity and budget per outlet are the usual deciding factors.
Clipsal Saturn Zen power points and Solis power points are the closest direct competitors at the premium end. Saturn Zen leans contemporary with strong matte finish options. Solis and the Solis T-Series cover refined design-led ranges with broader switch compatibility. The decision often comes down to electrician familiarity with the Clipsal ecosystem versus the Hager ecosystem, finish availability for the specific room, and which mechanism the installer prefers to wire. There is no universal winner. The right pick depends on the project brief and the trade fitting it out.
Budget slimline options including Trader Flat Cat suit volume work, rental properties, investment renovations, and cost-sensitive projects. They meet Australian standards and provide a slim profile at a lower per-outlet cost. Silhouette wins where finish quality, brand recognition, and premium interior alignment matter to the buyer or specifier. The price difference per outlet is real, but on a per-room basis the total project gap is usually smaller than it first appears.
Selection moves in a predictable order. Configuration first, finish second, USB requirement third, then wall box and circuit suitability confirmed by the electrician. Treating the decision in that order avoids reordering and avoids mid-project finish changes.
Single outlets suit narrow positions, dedicated appliance circuits, and locations behind wall-mounted screens. Double outlets are the default for living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and home offices. USB outlets suit bedside, study, and kitchen bench locations where charging is constant. Extra-switch outlets suit appliance and lighting control positions where a separate switch would otherwise add a second plate to the wall. Map each room on a schedule before ordering rather than choosing room-by-room mid-fit-off.
The finish should coordinate with the more visible hardware in the room: tapware, cabinetry handles, appliance edges, window frames, and door furniture. White finishes suit whole-home consistency where simplicity is the design brief. Matt black and metallic finishes suit feature spaces and kitchens with dark or metallic palettes. Mixing finishes within a single room is usually a mistake unless the design specifically calls for contrast.
Existing wall boxes need to accept the Silhouette plate and mechanism. In most modern installations this is straightforward. In older homes or renovations with mixed wall types, the electrician should confirm wall box depth, wall flatness around the cutout, and mounting compatibility before the order is finalised. A flush slimline result requires a flat wall surface around the plate; out-of-square or wavy plaster will show.
USB-C outlets earn their cost in bedrooms, home offices, kitchen benches, hospitality rooms, and study workstations. They reduce cable clutter in spaces where phones, tablets, and laptops charge regularly. Standard GPOs are more cost-effective in utility areas, hallways, behind appliances, and any location where charging is occasional. Specifying USB-C across every outlet in a project rarely makes sense; selecting it at the points that get daily use does.
Australian electrical wholesalers are the right channel for compliant brand-name GPOs. A wholesaler stocks the genuine product, provides compliance documentation where required, holds project quantities for trade fulfilment, and ships nationwide. Sparky Direct supplies the full Hager Silhouette power points range alongside the wider Hager catalogue.
Trade buyers tend to order by project schedule rather than single outlets. This works better when the supplier holds adequate stock for the finish required and can fulfil the order in one shipment. Confirming stock before booking fit-off avoids delays at the end of a project.
Before placing the order, confirm finish (gloss white, matt white, matt black, metallic) and configuration (single, double, USB, extra-switch). Lock in the quantity per room, the USB requirement per location, cover plate quantity, and matching switch quantities from the same family. Order the full project quantity in one transaction where possible to maintain finish consistency. Check stock availability against the fit-off date.
Trade buyers can order by room schedule or product code list. Clear product codes (WBSP1S, WBSP2S, WBSP2XS, and their finish variants) make ordering and substitution decisions straightforward. Transparent per-outlet pricing, project-quantity availability, and Australia-wide delivery are the practical priorities. The supplier holds stock; the electrician installs.
The Silhouette range is indoor only. It is not a substitute for IP-rated outdoor GPOs. Outdoor walls, exposed verandas, garage washdown bays, and pool-adjacent positions all need Hager weatherproof GPO products or other IP-rated outlets designed for that environment. Specifying an indoor Silhouette outlet for an outdoor position is a compliance failure, not a design choice.
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Very happy with these Hager Silhouette power points. It was a tough call between these and the Finesse range but we opted for the Silhouette and couldn't be happier. The switch has a nice solid click, the matte finish feels luxury yet simple. Can't wait to have our sparky install these in our kitchen on the stone splashback!
Simple and functional with clean lines make these slimline power points perfect to go in our splashback in the kitchen. We didn't want anything too chunky that protruded too much and these are ideal for the task. Sparky Direct were fantastic to deal with, very friendly and prompt delivery.
Sparky Direct were incredible to deal with, they answered all my questions almost instantly via their live chat support. The shipping was quick and everything arrived well packaged and in working order. Will be buying from these guys in the future!
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Browse Hager Silhouette Power Points → Get Expert Advice →Yes. They are suitable for most indoor areas when installed in appropriate locations.
Hager Silhouette Power Points are available from Sparky Direct, offering convenient Australia-wide delivery from a trusted electrical supplier.
Consider the room, desired finish, and confirm suitability with your electrician before purchasing.
Returns depend on the seller’s return policy and whether the product is unused and in original packaging.
They usually include a manufacturer’s warranty, subject to correct installation and normal use.
They are typically sold individually, allowing you to order the exact quantity required.
Matching products within the Hager Silhouette range are generally available through electrical suppliers.
Yes. They can be used consistently across a property, subject to electrical design and compliance.
Yes. They are designed for regular everyday use in residential and light commercial environments.
Yes. Hager is a well-known electrical brand, and electricians are generally familiar with its products.
Yes. Their smooth surfaces can be wiped clean as part of routine household cleaning.
Yes. They are often selected for renovations and new builds seeking a premium finish.
Safety depends on correct installation and appropriate use. A licensed electrician can advise on suitability.
Hager Silhouette Power Points are premium electrical outlets designed with a slim, modern profile to suit contemporary Australian residential and commercial interiors.
Yes. Their low-profile design suits minimalist and contemporary design styles.
They offer a slim, elegant design that enhances the look of modern interiors.
They are designed to meet Australian electrical safety requirements, with overall safety dependent on correct installation and use.
Yes. The range includes configurations suitable for double power point installations.
They are designed to suit standard Australian wall box dimensions, subject to site conditions and installer assessment.
Yes. They are suitable for offices, hospitality, and other light commercial spaces.
Yes. They are commonly used in homes where a refined, modern finish is desired.
Most Hager Silhouette Power Points are rated at 10 amps, suitable for general household and light commercial use.
They are designed for standard Australian mains supply of 230–240 volts AC.
Yes. Installation or replacement must be carried out by a licensed electrician in accordance with AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules.
Yes. Hager Silhouette Power Points are designed to comply with relevant Australian electrical requirements, including AS/NZS 3112, when installed correctly.
