FREE delivery on all orders over £75 including Motors*

Forum 1 Gang Kinetic Switch Surround For Slim Grid White

SKU: CUL-42499

£9.24 (Inc. VAT at 20%)

£7.70 (Exc. VAT)

The Forum CUL-42499 1 Gang Kinetic Switch Surround for Slim Grid in Matt White provides a neat finish for compatible kinetic grid switch installations. Supplied with a white back plate, this surround is designed for use with Forum slim grid kinetic switch modules, allowing them to be fitted into a matching white surround.

The surround is supplied separately from the switch module, so the required kinetic switch must be ordered separately. Its matt white finish offers a simple, unobtrusive appearance to suit a range of interiors.

Comes with a 3 year warranty.

*3-5 day delivery on this product

  • 1 gang surround for Forum slim grid kinetic switches
  • Matt white finish
  • Supplied with white back plate
  • Switch module sold separately

How do kinetic wireless switches work?

Kinetic switches generate their own electrical energy from the movement created when pressed. This energy powers a small transmitter, which sends a 433 MHz RF signal to a paired receiver wired into the lighting circuit. The receiver picks up the signal and switches the connected light on or off, or dims it when used with a compatible dimmable receiver.


Forum Lighting Solutions

Forum 1 Gang Kinetic Switch Surround For Slim Grid White

£9.24 (Inc. VAT at 20%)

£7.70 (Exc. VAT)

The Forum CUL-42499 1 Gang Kinetic Switch Surround for Slim Grid in Matt White provides a neat finish for compatible kinetic grid switch installations. Supplied with a white back plate, this surround is designed for use with Forum slim grid kinetic switch modules, allowing them to be fitted into a matching white surround.

The surround is supplied separately from the switch module, so the required kinetic switch must be ordered separately. Its matt white finish offers a simple, unobtrusive appearance to suit a range of interiors.

Comes with a 3 year warranty.

*3-5 day delivery on this product

How do kinetic wireless switches work?

Kinetic switches generate their own electrical energy from the movement created when pressed. This energy powers a small transmitter, which sends a 433 MHz RF signal to a paired receiver wired into the lighting circuit. The receiver picks up the signal and switches the connected light on or off, or dims it when used with a compatible dimmable receiver.

View product