Snapconnect SNAP1201PLBK contactor 15 A 120/277 V AC pilot light
Single-pole 15 A toggle switch with pilot light for 120/277 V AC circuits, snap-in wiring and UL listed
- 15 A switching capacity for reliable load control
- Pilot light indicates circuit status at a glance
- Snap-in module wiring speeds up installation
- UL Listed for verified safety compliance
- Impact-resistant construction withstands tough environments
Snapconnect SNAP1201PLBK 15 A contactor
The Snapconnect SNAP1201PLBK is a single-pole wall switch rated for 15 A at 120/277 V AC. It features a pilot light, maintained toggle action, and snap-in wiring for quick installation. The unit is UL listed and built with impact-resistant materials. Mounting holes are spaced 3.3 in centre-to-centre.
Suits standard lighting control.
This switch suits electricians and facility managers who need a single-location, illuminated toggle for 15 A lighting circuits at 120/277 V AC. It is not for buyers who need multi-location switching, dimming capability, or a higher amperage rating. The single-pole function and fixed 15 A limit define the boundary.
Pilot light on maintained toggle
The maintained toggle with integrated pilot light is the specification that decides fit. The light confirms circuit status at a glance while the toggle holds position without spring return. If the application requires momentary action or no indicator, this model will not match the requirement.
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- Price $12.99
- Cheaper than about 89% of the 1,098 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HUBBELL |
Questions about this item
Will the 3.3 in mounting centres match a standard US wall box?
Yes, the 3.3 in centre-to-centre height fits a standard single-gang wall box.
How does the snap-in module connect without screw terminals?
Strip each conductor to the gauge length shown on the module, push straight in until it locks, then tug to verify — skipping the tug is the common error.
Can the pilot light be replaced separately if it fails?
The pilot light is integral to the switch body; a lamp failure means replacing the entire 15 A 120/277 V AC unit.
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