The Clipsal double pole switch 30D white suits tight architrave spots in caravans and small builds. The rating of 250V AC on a 10A circuit lines up with typical 240V lighting or low power loads. The double pole action cuts both active and neutral on the same 10A feed so you know the circuit is properly off. The terminals take 3 x 2.5mm² cables which matches common Aussie mains cable sizes.

The white face plate runs in the slim architrave style for narrow timber or panel edges. The 250V AC only rating keeps it in standard mains roles without mixing voltages. The Clipsal hardware has a proven track record across Aussie homes and vans. The 10A capacity lines up with practical runs to lights and low power outlets. You get straightforward gear that does the job without fuss.

• Conventional Clipsal architrave double pole switch
• Rated at 250V AC only
• 10A current rating for mains circuits
• Terminals accept 3 x 2.5mm² cables
• Suitable for 240V caravan and RV wiring
• Slim architrave body for narrow mounting points
• White finish matches standard interior fittings
• Provides active and neutral isolation in one switch
• Suits lighting and other small 10A loads
• Part number 30D in white (Cli30DWE)

Q: Is this switch suitable for standard 240V lighting circuits?

Yes, this switch is rated at 250V AC 10A. That rating fits typical 240V lighting and small load circuits found in caravans and similar setups. The double pole action isolates both active and neutral on the 10A circuit. Always match the rating to the breaker and cabling used.

Q: How many cables can be connected to this switch?

The terminals accommodate 3 x 2.5mm² cables. That capacity covers most standard twin-and-earth style runs in small installations. Keeping within the 3 x 2.5mm² limit helps maintain good contact pressure. An electrician should confirm cable sizes and looping arrangements.

Q: What style of mounting does the 30D switch use?

This is an architrave style switch suited to narrow mounting locations. The slim body sits neatly on door jambs or thin panels. That shape works well in caravans where wall space is tight. A licensed electrician should mount it to a suitable backing box or structure.

Q: Can this switch be used on DC circuits?

No, this model is specified for AC only at 250V. Using it on DC circuits would fall outside its stated rating. AC-only mechanisms are tested differently to DC rated ones. Stick to 240V AC mains applications within the 10A limit.