BG Part M 1 Gang Custom Labelled Kitchen Appliance Grid Switch
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Please Note: The lettering is embossed directly into the switch rocker and is not printed in a contrasting colour. This is the standard supply from BG.
Bespoke Grid Switch Panel
The switch panel consists of the following components:
- Mounting frame — RFR12
- Face plate — RPM1
- Your selected switches (Default supplied is R30 unless specified otherwise)
Alternative Module Options:
- R30 — 20 Amp Double Pole Switch Unprinted (Standard)
- R12 — 2 Way Single Pole Switch (For Lights Only)
- R13 — Intermediate Switch
- RBLNK — Blank Switch (Non-functional filler)
- RFLEX — Flex Outlet
- RFUSE — Fuse Holder
Ideal for domestic, commercial, and industrial applications, the Grid range matches Part M specifications to provide extended bespoke options.
Part M front plates are specifically designed to aid the visually impaired. The graphite plate contrasts sharply against light-coloured walls, and the white switches contrast against the plate—featuring no visible plastic around the rockers and colour-matched screws for a sleek, compliant finish. Part M approved to match the broader power products range.
Grid switches allow central control over multiple kitchen and utility appliances from a single location. The Part M finish is also suited for care homes, supported living, student accommodation, schools, and communal kitchens.
20 Amp Double Pole Switch Label Options:
What’s in the box?
1x face plate, 1x mounting frame, 3x switches of your choice
Important: If you do not inform us of your required switch selection, your order will not be processed until you do so—regardless of whether express postage has been paid.
Your grid switch arrives as a kit: a front plate, a metal grid frame and the switch modules you chose. Modules clip into the frame, the frame screws to the back box, and the plate fits over the top.
Safety first: Only fit this yourself if you are competent to do electrical work. Work must meet BS 7671, and some jobs (for example new circuits, or work in bathrooms) are notifiable under Part P in England and Wales. If in doubt, use a registered electrician.
- Switch the circuit off at the consumer unit and confirm it is dead with a voltage tester before touching any wiring.
- Unscrew the old switch, take a photo of the wiring and label which cable goes to which terminal.
- Check the back box is deep enough: at least 25 mm for switches, 35 mm for dimmers and larger plates (see the spec sheets below).
- Clip each module into the grid frame from the front, in the order shown on this listing, with the 'TOP' marking facing up.
- Wire each module: one-way uses COM and L1, two-way uses COM, L1 and L2, and an intermediate takes both pairs of strapper wires. For dimmers and 20A modules, follow BG's leaflet below.
- Connect the earth (green/yellow) cable to the earth terminal on the grid frame or metal plate.
- Screw the grid frame to the back box, then fit the front plate. Screwless plates clip over the frame.
- Switch the power back on and test every switch and dimmer.
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