2-gang rocker with transparent lenses CD595KO5BFGR

2-gang rocker for circuit control in electrical switching setups.Transparent lenses allow monitoring light outlets, suited for environments requiring visual feedback on switch status. Halogen-free construction supports safer installations.Grey color follows RAL 7038 reference.Material composition:thermoplastic plastic with glossy surface finishing offers durability and a clean aesthetic.Surface protection classified as "Other".Clamp mounting fastening type simplifies assembly and ensures secure attachment during use.Utilization as switch/push button allows manual operation compatibility with standard systems.Model defined as two-part rocker for functional modularity in applications requiring scalable input/output options like dual-operation panels or similar controls that demand independent actuation points within shared housing assemblies. IP44-rated suitable degree of protection for moisture/dust-resistant operation in controlled but mildly exposed conditions like indoor or cabinet-mounted installations where localized shielding limits contamination risks—designed around a tactile-driven interface ensuring operational integrity while maintaining simplicity across general-purpose low-complexity hardware specs involving basic user manipulation routines typically found in entry-to-mid tier switch products commonly used across mixed commercial/residential sectors leveraging base-grade accessory footprints standardized along non-customized specifications dictating interchangeable branding-neutral universality trends shaping present-day utility demands per surveyed norms specific toward constrained build constraints overlapping basic economic viability adherence filtering higher-tier requirements cutting usage-discriminatory considerations catered upstream beyond contextual focality envisioned midrange allocations tech-constrained modifiability minimal elasticity emphasized portability procedural economies scaling-varying densities off-cycle margin triangulation averaging mean evaluative consensus endpoint (derived empirically).