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Anchor Roma Switch, 20A, 1 Module, 1 Way, White
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Anchor Roma Switch, 20A is a heavy-duty 1-module electrical switch, designed for controlling high-power appliances and equipment with reliable 1-way switching at 240V, handling up to 4800W.
Anchor Roma Switch, 20A is engineered for high-power applications where standard switches are insufficient. This robust switch handles heavy electrical loads with ease, making it the ideal choice for water heaters, air conditioners, and other power-intensive appliances in the trusted Roma series.
Despite its heavy-duty 20A rating, this switch maintains a compact 1-module footprint, allowing efficient use of space in your modular electrical panel. Built with Anchor Panasonic's proven Roma quality and decades of reliability, it ensures safe and dependable operation for demanding applications at an economical price point.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anchor Panasonic Roma Classic |
| Current Rating | 20 Ampere |
| Voltage | 240V AC |
| Module Size | 1 Module |
| Switching Configuration | 1 Way |
| Maximum Load | 4800W at 240V |
A 20A switch can handle up to 4800W compared to 2400W for a 10A switch. Use 20A switches for high-power appliances like geysers, ACs, and heaters, while 10A switches are sufficient for lights and fans.
Yes, a 1.5-ton AC typically draws 10-15A, well within the 20A capacity. The higher rating provides a safety margin and accommodates startup surge current, which can be 2-3 times the running current for AC compressors.
Use 2.5 sq mm (12 AWG) copper wire as minimum for 20A circuits. For longer cable runs or higher loads, consider 4 sq mm wire. Always comply with local electrical codes and consult a licensed electrician.
High-power appliances like geysers and ACs typically require control from only one location, making 1-way switching sufficient. This also ensures simpler wiring and more reliable connections for heavy loads.
While technically possible, it's over-specified for lighting. A 6A or 10A switch is more appropriate and cost-effective for lighting. Reserve 20A switches for genuinely high-power applications where they're needed.
Under normal operation with proper installation and correct wire sizing, the switch should remain cool or slightly warm. Excessive heating indicates loose connections, overloading, or faulty wiring - consult an electrician immediately.

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