For all this time we have always relied on someone else’s opinion to buy switches. Mostly It’s the electrician, interior designer, and also the salesman himself, right?
Now whatever the reason might be, everyone is always skeptical of their opinion, especially when you buy modular switches because they are not cheap and it is very easy for literally anyone to make you go for modular switches that may look good, and apparently they are “safe”.
You should always be equipped with enough knowledge before you go and buy switches for the very first time for your dream home.
Here are the 4 things that you should keep in mind before buying switches for your home.
Safety: Whether it’s a regular switch or a modular switch. You need to set safety as the basic requirement when you buy switches for home. Any Modular Switch you buy should have these things:
- A mark for ISI certification.
- The material of the switch should be made from Fire Retardant material. This material makes sure that your switch doesn’t catch fire so easily.
- Shutter sockets for your children to avoid any accidental contact with any live parts of the switch.
- Safety cap capacitors to avoid unwanted bursting of switches.
Longlife build quality: Modular switches usually have a longer lifespan than regular switches. In fact, our Modular Switches come with a Robust Steel Plunger and have been tested for 250000+ clicks and they can last you almost a lifetime.
Aesthetic design: Modular Switches have an aesthetic design that comes in a wide variety. They give you far more customization options in material, colors, and finishes. And they often don’t come with those screw holes and sharp edges. They seamlessly integrate into the holes, with subtle curves and hidden screw designs.
Quality of material: Unlike Regular Switches, the quality of material used in Modular Switches is way superior. Their clicks, finish, and designs are so good that when you install them, the compliments never stop.
So here are the 4 reasons why you should go with Modular Switches for home, especially if you’re in India.