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        Connected Switch Gear Switches

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        Connected Switch Gear Switches

        Connected Switchgear manufactures a variety of high-quality light switches to suit different consumer applications.

        For those applications that require a focus on price without compromising performance, the BASIX or BASIX S Series is the choice to make.

        In applications that demand a more architectural look, the slimline GEO range or the stainless steel Platinum range will set you apart. For a more sophisticated feel and operation, choose the patented i-TOUCH home automation series.

        Our products are manufactured using premium materials that our competitors choose not to use due to cost-saving measures. Plastics are polycarbonate which won’t yellow fade with age. Terminals and screws are solid brass that, when electrified, won’t corrode when subjected to ambient moisture.

        We provide a full range of mechanisms that are interchangeable across our entire range of products.

        All series of light switches and power points (excluding BASIX) includes a 5 Year In House Warranty. They are also available in both black and white.

        Connected Switch Gear Switches Frequently Asked Questions

        No, they are designed to be intuitive, with familiar switch operation and optional digital control.

        You can find Connected Switch Gear Switches at Sparky Direct, offering suitable solutions for modern Australian homes.

        Yes, Australian regulations require a licensed electrician to install connected electrical switch gear.

        Confirm system compatibility, switch type, LED compatibility, and installation requirements.

        Yes, they are available through authorised electrical suppliers and online electrical retailers.

        Yes, they are typically supplied with a manufacturer’s warranty covering defects under normal use.

        Yes, they are designed to support modern connected living environments.

        Yes, they are often installed across multiple rooms for consistent control.

        Yes, they are designed for everyday use and long-term reliability when installed correctly.

        Most designs allow basic manual switching even if smart features are temporarily unavailable.

        Yes, they can be used in renovations where compatible wiring and wall boxes are available.

        Yes, they are commonly used in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and home offices.

        Many are designed to blend in with modern switch styles for a clean appearance.

        Connected switch gear switches are smart-enabled electrical switches designed to connect with control systems, allowing switching to be managed digitally or remotely.

        Yes, they can support better energy use by enabling scheduled or automated control.

        They offer greater convenience, flexibility, and control compared to standard light switches.

        Yes, installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician to ensure safety and compliance.

        Yes, most designs allow for manual operation in addition to connected control.

        They are designed to integrate with compatible control platforms or smart home systems, depending on the model.

        Yes, they are compatible with most LED lighting systems when the correct switching or dimming module is selected.

        Many are designed to suit standard Australian wall boxes, though depth and clearance should be confirmed.

        Yes, they are often used in light commercial environments such as offices and small retail spaces.

        Yes, they are commonly used in modern residential homes where smart control or automation is required.

        They are typically rated for standard Australian mains voltage of 230–240 volts AC.

        Yes, connected switch gear switches are designed to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical safety and performance standards when installed correctly.