Touch switch
One plate for a wall that does a lot of work.
Eight circuits under one plate of glass, and the same eight on your phone when you are not standing in front of it.
- Finish: White glass
- Zones: 8, independent
- Fit: Existing wiring, per circuit
- Control: Touch, app
- Warranty: 2 years
What it does
One plate, several jobs.
Eight circuits, one plate
A utility room, a landing, a plant room — wherever one wall does a lot of work.
Every circuit on your phone too
The same eight, reachable when you are not standing in front of them.
All on, all off, in one touch
Leaving a room or a floor does not mean checking eight switches on the way out.
Glass the width of a hand
Still one plate, not four small ones ganged together.
How it works
Plain wiring, a different surface.
Eight touch zones sit on one piece of glass, each wired to its own circuit behind the plate the way eight separate switches would be — the glass just replaces the plastic and gathers them into one plate instead of a row. Touch a zone and that circuit responds; the app mirrors the same eight, so a floor’s worth of switching is reachable from one screen when you are not standing at the wall.
Where it fits
Not only one kind of room.
Homes
A utility room, a garage, or wherever the switchboard for a floor naturally lands.
Commercial spaces
A shop floor or an office bank of switches, where one plate replacing a row is the whole point.
Whole buildings
Plant rooms and service corridors, where a building has more circuits at one point than a house ever would.
Questions about this one
What people ask before they book.
Why eight on one plate instead of separate switches?
Does each zone need its own wiring?
Can I control it without touching the wall?
Also in the range
The rest of the same material.

Touch switches
A touch switch that fits the back box you already have. No rewiring, no chasing walls, one finish repeated on every wall in the house.

Control panels
The panel that runs a room from one place: scenes, lights, climate and cameras, with the clock and the weather sitting on it the rest of the day.

Dimmers and knobs
Turn it, and the fan or the light follows — with the level shown back to you on the glass, not hidden in a switch position nobody remembers.
Next step
Tell us how many circuits are on that wall.
Send a photo of the switches it replaces and we will tell you if eight gang is the right plate.
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