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The Deta 50A Double Pole Cooker Switch with Neon is an essential electrical control unit designed for homeowners and professional electricians who need a high-capacity solution for electric cookers, ovens, and hobs. It offers the benefit of a clear neon status indicator for enhanced safety, ensuring you can quickly identify if the circuit is energized. Please note that this unit requires a minimum backbox depth of 40mm, making it unsuitable for shallow wall installations without prior modification.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | VE1300PCHW |
| Brand | Deta |
No, the Deta 50A switch is supplied as the faceplate unit only. A 40mm backbox must be purchased separately.
Due to the high current nature of cooker circuits, it is strongly recommended that a qualified electrician performs the installation to ensure safety and compliance.
Double pole switching means the switch disconnects both the Live and Neutral connections simultaneously, providing a safer isolation method.
No, the neon light only illuminates when the switch is in the 'ON' position, indicating the circuit is live.
No, this product is designed for indoor domestic or commercial use and is not weather-rated.
It is compliant with BS EN 60669-1, which covers the requirements for switches for household and similar fixed-electrical installations.
Check the wiring connections to ensure the neutral and load wires are correctly secured. If wiring is correct, the unit may be faulty.
Verify the backbox depth is at least 40mm. If the box is too shallow, cables behind the switch may be preventing it from pushing back fully.
Ensure the switch is not being obstructed by debris inside the mounting box and that the mounting screws are not overtightened, which can distort the plastic housing.
Installation must be performed by a competent person or qualified electrician to ensure compliance with local building regulations.
