Legrand Myrius NextGen DP Switch with Indicator, 32A, 2 Module

• Brand: Legrand
• Product: Myrius NextGen DP Switch, 32A with Indicator
• Current Rating: 32A, 240V AC (up to 7,680W)
• Switch Type: Double Pole (DP) – switches off both live and neutral
• Indicator: Built-in light shows when the switch is ON
• Module Size: 2 Module
• Packaging: 01 Nos
• Application: ACs, geysers, ovens, induction cooktops, washing machines and other high-power appliances

Legrand Myrius NextGen DP Switch, 32A is a heavy-duty double pole switch for high-power appliances. Unlike a normal single pole switch, it switches off both the live and neutral wires together, fully isolating the appliance from the supply. A built-in indicator light glows when the switch is ON, so you can see at a glance whether the appliance has power.

Rated at 32A (up to 7,680W at 240V), it is ideal for air conditioners, geysers, ovens, induction cooktops and washing machines in homes and shops. The 2-module size fits your Myrius NextGen switchboard. As a 32A point carries heavy current, it should be wired with 4 sq mm copper cable and installed by a qualified electrician.

Product Specifications Table

Recommendations & Ideal Use-Cases

Installation & Safety

1) What is the difference between a DP and an SP switch?

A Double Pole (DP) switch cuts both the live and neutral wires, fully isolating the appliance. A Single Pole (SP) switch only cuts the live wire. DP switches are the safer choice for high-power appliances such as ACs and geysers.

2) What does the indicator light show?

It glows when the switch is ON, so you can see at a glance whether the appliance has power – useful for appliances behind cabinets or out of sight. Before any repair work, always confirm the supply is off with a voltage tester; don't rely on the indicator alone.

3) Can I use it for a 1.5-ton AC?

Yes. A 1.5-ton AC typically draws about 10 – 15A while running, well within the 32A rating, which also leaves margin for the higher current when the compressor starts.

4) What wire size should I use?

Use at least 4 sq mm copper wire. For long runs over about 15 m, 6 sq mm helps reduce voltage drop. Always follow local electrical codes and use a licensed electrician.

5) Can it be used for three-phase equipment?

No. It is for 240V single-phase supply only. Three-phase equipment needs a triple pole or four-pole switch rated for three-phase use.

6) Can I use it as the main switch for my home?

No. It is meant for individual appliances. For main isolation of the whole house, use a proper main switch or isolator in your distribution board, rated for your total load.

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