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Legrand Mylinc Rotative Dimmer 60/250 Watts for Light 2 Module

Modular switch or socket technical guide

Legrand Mylinc Rotative Dimmer 60/250 Watts for Light 2 Module: technical guide

Legrand Mylinc Rotative Dimmer 60/250 Watts for Light 2 Module is a modular switch or socket from Legrand. Legrand Mylinc Rotative Dimmer 60/250 Watts for Light 2 Module - part of the Legrand Mylinc range. Used for light dimming of Incandescent lamps Rotary Light Dimmer 60/250W 2 Module Sturdy frames for strong hold. Offered in 2 finishes, each with its own catalogue number.

  • Warranty: 2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase
  • 2-Module Device
  • External Flexible Wire

Pros

  • 2-Module Device
  • External Flexible Wire
  • Flush and Surface -mounted
  • Laser Marking-Life time marking Top Marking-Assisting electrician to install product properly

Cons

  • Modules usually fit only plates and boxes of the same range

Key specifications

As stated by the maker.

Range
Mylinc
Catalogue Numbers
675535, 676317
Price-list Description
Rotative Dimmer - 60/250 Watts - for Light - 2 Module
Warranty
2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase
Country of Origin
India

Warranty and validity

Warranty
2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase (as stated by the maker)

How to use it

  • Modular switches and sockets clip into a plate and a mounting box of the same range; each takes a stated number of modules.
  • Match the current rating to the load: lights and fans run on lower-rated switches, while geysers, ACs and other heavy appliances need a higher-rated switch and socket on suitable wiring.
  • Plan the plate size from the number of modules you need, counting blanks for a tidy layout.

Installation

  • Have a licensed electrician fit it, with the supply switched off at the MCB.
  • Use a mounting box and plate from the same range and module size, so the parts clip together properly.
  • Tighten the terminal screws on the bare conductor only; loose terminals heat up and can melt the switch.

Care and maintenance

  • Switch off the supply before cleaning, and wipe the plate with a dry or slightly damp cloth; never spray liquid onto it.
  • Replace a switch or socket that sparks, buzzes, or feels warm to the touch.
  • Keep heavy plugs out of a socket that is not rated for them.

Buying tips

  • Buy switches, sockets, plates and boxes from one range, so the modules and finishes match.
  • Check the current rating printed on each module against what you will plug or wire into it.
  • Sockets with shutters keep children’s fingers and objects out of the live contacts.

Maker and compliance details

Manufacturer / brand
Legrand
Country of origin
India

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BrandLegrandLegrandGM ModularJaquar
RangeMylincMylinc—Allure
Catalogue Numbers675535, 676317675965, 676338——
Price-list DescriptionRotative Dimmer - 60/250 Watts - for Light - 2 Module16A - Motor Starter - 2 Module——
Country of OriginIndiaIndia——
Voltage—240V AC Current : 16A240V - 50-60HZ—
Warranty2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase2 years—

Values as each maker states them. “—” means the maker does not state it.

Frequently asked questions

The maker states: 2 years warranty provided by the manufacturer from date of purchase. Keep the invoice; warranty claims go through the maker.

Only if its current rating suits the appliance’s load and the wiring behind it does too. Heavy appliances need a higher-rated switch and socket; ask an electrician to check.

Modules fit plates and boxes of the same range and module size. A different range or brand usually does not clip in.

Product facts are from the maker’s published data; the use, fitting and care advice applies to modular switch or sockets in general. Last updated 9 November 2026.