BG Electrical Single Intermediate Wall Light Switch, Screwless Front Plate, Round Edges, Evolve, Pearlescent White, 20A, 16AX, PCDCL13W-01

Great switch. Easy to have fitted and nice out case that went on.Customer service was excellent as well.

Nice quality discreet fused swith spur. The face plate can be little tricky to put on but once on it looks quite stylish.

Great price and good quality

The media could not be loaded. And easy to fit. Works well as 2 way switch(master and slave bought). Fitted with philips 750lumen spot lights

Continually having to reconnect this to the WiFi network. Works fine as a power socket, fine as a WiFi extender, but too much hassle having to manually reconnect virtually every day. This was a replacement as the previous one was doing the same thing. Therefore this product is not fit for purpose.

I had used these switches with some success in a lounge/dining area on a 2 x 2-way circuits to define each area with LED down lights. I decided to take this a stage further and add the kitchen lights on a separate two way as the kitchen switch was located awkwardly by the side of the fridge. This giving the option to turn the lights on, on the way into the Kitchen from the dining room.To cut a very long story short, I had a 6 array of GU10 LEDs in the kitchen, having rewired the one-way switch to two way, checked and verified the wiring with a single LED pendant bulb. I refitted the GU10 array, only to find that the lights would not control at all, using the Master and Slave combination specified by the manufacturers. After testing and checking the wiring numerous times (hours of work) I concluded it must be the GU10 LED bulbs.Purchased a set of GU10 DIMMABLE LED bulbs, and there was Light, and it was controllable.

Good looking switch, and easy to turn on/off. The difficult bit was trying to use it as a dimmer, as it either would max or min light,or switch off. Most probably user error, but just to inconsistent and fiddly.Replaced with a standard dimmer

I got fed up of regular dimmers eventually failing, so I tried one of the these. Installation was easy and whilst it's less deep than than the previous switch, I used a BG 1cm spacer as the narrow switch rear and wider clip on cover would have prevented it being sufficiently rigid on this particular back box. It works nicely, but doesn't go as low as the previous dimmer and it's more push-button than touch. I'm happy with it.