Candlestick switches are a type of electrical switches that allow independent control of two different electrical circuits, most often within one lighting fixture. They are popular for chandeliers or lamps that have more than one light source.

Stair switches are a type of electrical switches that allow you to control one circuit (e.g. light) from two different places. They are commonly used in domestic and commercial installations, especially in places such as stairs, corridors or rooms with two entrances.

A cross switch is an electrical installation element that allows you to control one circuit (e.g. light) from three or more different places. This is a more advanced type of switch than a stair switch because it works in conjunction with two stair switches in more complex installations.

Multipolar switches are electrical devices used to switch on and off many electrical circuits at the same time. They are used in electrical installations to control the flow of current in various circuits, ensuring safety and convenience of use.

A blind switch is a special type of electrical switch that is used to control roller blinds, blinds, awnings or other devices that can be raised and lowered. It allows you to manually control the direction of movement of the motor driving these devices (up/down).