The Regulator from the brand Solera is a device designed for efficient regulation in electrical systems, especially suitable for domestic installations with flush mounting. This regulator combines the functionality of a switch and dimmer in a single mechanism, allowing precise control of light intensity or adjustment of devices up to 16 amperes. It is made of white thermoplastic, a durable material that also provides a clean, aesthetic finish, ideal for integration into any indoor environment. The model features screw terminal connections that ensure a firm and secure cable attachment, promoting electrical stability and safety during use. Its design complies with European standards, incorporating an EU type plug and a standard flush-mount format, with compact dimensions of 83x81 mm, allowing installation in standard flush boxes commonly used in Spain. The included silver contacts improve conductivity and contribute to greater device durability. This regulator from the Solera Europa ERP31LED series offers a practical and reliable solution for those needing control over electrical intensity, combining quality materials and traditional functionality adapted to European regulations. It is a technical and functional choice suitable for residential or commercial environments requiring safe and efficient electrical regulation.

• Product with plug: Yes
• Type of plug: Plug EU
• Type:
  • Switch
  • Regulator
• Power supply: Electric Network
• Colour: White
• Material: Thermoplastic
• Type of Installation: Embedded, built-in
• Amperage: 16 A
• Voltage: 250 V
• Approx. dimensions: 83 x 81 mm

Solera
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