Peha by Honeywell Switches

Peha Switch Systems for Demanding Environments

Peha by Honeywell delivers heavy-duty switching systems designed for sustained use in multi-user, publicly accessible, and technically exposed areas. Known for mechanical reliability and streamlined installation, peha switches are widely specified across social housing, schools, transit corridors, and public-sector upgrades.

Bank of Lamps supplies certified peha switching ranges across Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, and the Baltics — directly to B2B partners working in municipal, educational, and institutional construction sectors.

Product Tiers and Series Architecture

Aura Series — Entry-Level Efficiency for Volume Housing

Engineered for high-turnover deployments, Aura features compact format, neutral styling, and standard switch mechanisms — including 1-way, 2-way, intermediate, and rocker types. A preferred line for housing authorities and refurb teams seeking price/performance alignment at scale.

Concept Series — Flexible Configurations with Visual Variants

Concept allows planners to mix visual identity (white, grey, anthracite) with practical module selection. Plates are available in multiple widths and depths, supporting pushbuttons, toggles, dimmers, or indicator-based controls — used in schools, corridor blocks, and multi-floor facilities.

Standard Series — Default Choice for Rapid Build Cycles

A ready-to-install format with simplified frame-insert logic and fast-fit terminals. The Standard line offers full compatibility with EU flush boxes and contractor-speed installation in mass-phase rollouts (e.g. public halls, stairwells, and temporary builds).

Control Mechanisms and Deployment Features

IP-Rated Switches for Semi-Exposed Zones

Peha provides toggles and rocker switches suitable for semi-outdoor zones — such as stair landings, utility porches, and building perimeters. Units feature gaskets and impact-resistant housings, with IP44 and IP55-rated options available.

Pilot-Light Integration and Feedback Logic

Selected pushbutton models offer LED- or neon-lit feedback for corridor and indicator use cases. Common in schools, staff areas, and administrative blocks where visual status is critical — such as light-on, emergency routes, or HVAC override.

Load-Capable Switching for Demanding Fixtures

All peha switch bodies are rated to 10A or 16A depending on configuration. High-capacity rotary and toggle variants are available for controlling mechanical ventilation, industrial fans, or high-output fluorescent lighting — often used in tech spaces and stairwell automation.

Installation Considerations and Material Specifications

1. Mounting: Standard 60 mm EU flush box compatibility.
   
    
2. Fixing: Screw or claw-lock terminal options.
   
    
3. Materials: Thermoplastic in matte white, grey, or anthracite finishes.
   
    
4. Protection: Flame-retardant to DIN standards; ingress ratings per application. (IP20–IP55)
   
    
5. Labelling: Pre-marked switch variants available for blind control, lighting, fan, or heat.
   
    

Each mechanism is designed for consistent tactile response, vandal resistance, and minimal maintenance throughout its lifespan.

Procurement Structure and B2B Workflow

Bank of Lamps enables structured deployment of Peha switch products via:

•  Centralized warehouse supply with €15M+ in EU stock;
  
   
•  Serialized packaging aligned to BOM or unit/room logic;
  
   
•  CE, VDE, and EN documentation bundled per SKU;
  
   
•  Stock reservation for phased public-sector builds (3–18 months);
  
   
•  Coordinated multi-point delivery via 10 regional freight partners;
  
   
•  Dashboard tracking of SKUs, pricing, ETA, and live availability.
  
   

That’s why it doesn't matter whether you’re outfitting public buildings, educational institutions, social housing projects, commercial properties or technically exposed areas -  our supply model works together with you.

Designed to withstand frequent use and harsh conditions, peha switch systems are the go-to choice for public-sector upgrades and high-traffic installations.