Which electrical brand switches,wires?
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sato1986
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Get L&T Oris switches. And again L&T for the wires. Period.
Their quality in both fields is way better than the competition. They are cost effective too, when you consider the whole layout.
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Their switch rated at 10A is much cheaper than competition 10A while being double the quality. Everything with a 12year guarantee. Their universal sockets (which accomodates british/american, etc all standards) is rated at 13A, ideal for computer systems and devices.
Moreover they have options of LED switches (Power-indicator red and night locator blue) rather than the convention neon lamps.
They have a 32A DP switch for Air-conditioners which fits into the conventional modular plate.
Their conventional 6A / 13A / 16A sockets are broader than regular sockets of other brands. (3-module sockets as compared to others' 2-module). This improves the support to the usually broad PC plug-tops, and improves the rear too.
The reasons go on and on... So do have a look. (Less people keep the switch because list price is lower than competitors mosaic, schneider, etc. and hence margins for dealers are lower. Moreover, everyone cannot simply be a dealer of L&T. Reputed firms only.)
PS: L&T beats its closest competitor Legrand Mosaic hugely, while others like Crabtree (Now havells i guess), finolex switches, Anchor Roma are'nt in the same league.
Pick up a Legrand mosaic catalogue, it shows a fine print at the end: Warranty is halved if not fitted in Legrand metal boxes, warranty only 2 years for the neon-lit switches, etc. Hardly any warranty on fan-regulator. While L&T is such a huge industrial ruler, it doesnt worry about such tiny things and replace the item immediately incase anything gets faulty in course of 12 years.
Their quality in both fields is way better than the competition. They are cost effective too, when you consider the whole layout.
Eg:
Their switch rated at 10A is much cheaper than competition 10A while being double the quality. Everything with a 12year guarantee. Their universal sockets (which accomodates british/american, etc all standards) is rated at 13A, ideal for computer systems and devices.
Moreover they have options of LED switches (Power-indicator red and night locator blue) rather than the convention neon lamps.
They have a 32A DP switch for Air-conditioners which fits into the conventional modular plate.
Their conventional 6A / 13A / 16A sockets are broader than regular sockets of other brands. (3-module sockets as compared to others' 2-module). This improves the support to the usually broad PC plug-tops, and improves the rear too.
The reasons go on and on... So do have a look. (Less people keep the switch because list price is lower than competitors mosaic, schneider, etc. and hence margins for dealers are lower. Moreover, everyone cannot simply be a dealer of L&T. Reputed firms only.)
PS: L&T beats its closest competitor Legrand Mosaic hugely, while others like Crabtree (Now havells i guess), finolex switches, Anchor Roma are'nt in the same league.
Pick up a Legrand mosaic catalogue, it shows a fine print at the end: Warranty is halved if not fitted in Legrand metal boxes, warranty only 2 years for the neon-lit switches, etc. Hardly any warranty on fan-regulator. While L&T is such a huge industrial ruler, it doesnt worry about such tiny things and replace the item immediately incase anything gets faulty in course of 12 years.
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