Dimmer switch fan 500W black piano
37.95ر.س
45.54ر.س-17%Product description
Dimer fan switch 500 watts in black piano color from NAS, designed to control fan speed within a power capacity of up to 500 watts. This switch combines an elegant shape measuring 7 × 7 cm and selected manufacturing materials to support residential and commercial use.
Overview of the product
This switch features a front panel made of polycarbonate, while the back part is made of polyamide known for its electrical insulation. The internal contacts are made of pure red copper with silver contact points, which helps improve electrical conductivity, reduce sparking, and lower the risk of heat buildup.
Key features
Control capacity of 500 watts suitable for fan uses within the specified specifications.
Size 7 × 7 cm for practical fitting in suitable wall installations.
Black piano front panel gives an elegant appearance that matches interior decors.
Thoughtfully chosen materials include polyamide, polycarbonate, red copper, and silver.
Higher electrical safety thanks to insulating materials and internal contact design.
Specifications
Brand: NAS
Type: Fan dimmer switch
Electrical capacity: 500 watts
Size: 7 × 7 cm
Color: Black piano
Back part: Polyamide
Front panel: Polycarbonate
Internal contacts: Pure red copper with silver contact points
Who is this product suitable for?
This switch is suitable for those looking for a practical solution to control fans with an elegant design and internal components that support efficient electrical conduction. It is also suitable for use in residential and commercial environments that require a tidy appearance and clear performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this switch support fan use?
Yes, it is designed as a fan dimmer switch with a capacity of 500 watts.
What is the size of the switch?
It measures 7 × 7 cm.
What materials are used in manufacturing?
The front panel is made of polycarbonate, the back part from polyamide, and the internal contacts are made of pure red copper with silver contact points.

