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Goldmedal Curve 32A Nano DP Switch is a catalogue-listed electrical product intended for modular electrical switching installations. This sellable configuration is 2 Module - 32A Nano DP Switch, White Jazz. Manufacturer product code: 102032. Catalogue pack reference: 10/300. The listed MRP is taken from the Goldmedal May 2026 catalogue. Compatibility, load rating and installation conditions should be checked against the connected equipment and carried out by a qualified electrician.
Features
Hsn code
85365020
Model number
102032.0
Manufacturer
Goldmedal
Item type name
Modular Switches
Number of packages
1.0
Unit count per product
1.0
Unit count type
Unit
Country of origin
India
Condition type
New
Currency
INR
Sustainable green material check
No
Item imported
No
Color names
White Jazz
Size name
2 Module - 32A Nano DP Switch
Finish type
White Jazz
Is product expirable
No
Specification
- Goldmedal Curve catalogue product
- Manufacturer product code: 102032
- Variant: 2 Module - 32A Nano DP Switch, White Jazz
- Intended for modular electrical switching installations
- Catalogue pack reference: 10/300
FAQs
1. Should I order switches, sockets and plates together?
Yes. A room-wise schedule ordered in one go comes out matched across finishes and module counts, which is difficult to achieve buying piecemeal. Larger flat or floor packages go through RFQ for project pricing, and every order is invoiced with GST.2. What does the catalogue pack reference mean?
It is the manufacturer's packing convention for wholesale supply, describing inner and outer carton quantities. It matters when ordering in trade volume, because it tells counter staff what a full box holds. For small orders you simply buy the number of modules needed.3. Why do switch modules fail?
Loose terminations far more often than the module itself. A screw that was not fully tightened heats up under load, and that heat is what eventually damages the accessory. Anyone opening a board should check terminations rather than only replacing what has visibly failed.4. Can I get a GST invoice for a commercial fitout?
Yes, every order carries a GST invoice, which is what you need for input credit on commercial work. For a full floor or office, an RFQ prices the quantities together rather than at single-piece rates and lets delivery be scheduled against the electrical works.5. What is the difference between a 1 way and a 2 way switch?
A one-way switch controls a point from a single location. A two-way switch pairs with a second so the same light works from either end of a staircase or from both sides of a bed. If you need control from two places, one-way modules cannot do it however they are wired.6. What does the amp rating mean and is it enough for a geyser?
Ratings relate to switching capacity. Ten amps suits lights, fans and small appliances. A storage water heater draws considerably more and normally needs a dedicated 16 A or 20 A point with its own MCB. Do not run a geyser through a lighting-rated module.7. How many modules will my existing plate take?
Plates are sold by module count, commonly 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 12. Count the free positions in the plate you already have. A single-module accessory drops into any one free position provided the plate belongs to the same range and finish.AI generated
Why buy from MOB
Getting the wrong variant of the Curve 32A Nano DP Switch, 240V, costs a day rather than a discount. MOB publishes the specification against code 102032, invoices with GST on every order, and prices project quantities through RFQ so a whole schedule arrives together.
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Professional tips
Count modules against the plate, not against the number of points you think you need. Ordering by point instead of by module is the commonest mistake made on a switchboard order.
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Goldmedal Curve 32A Nano DP Switch, 240V, 2 Module, White Jazz, Code: 102032
colour:White Jazz
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Professional tips
Count modules against the plate, not against the number of points you think you need. Ordering by point instead of by module is the commonest mistake made on a switchboard order.
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