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Combination Switches

670WG Pass and Seymour

Single-Pole, Double Combination Switch, 20A, 120/277V, White.

Color White

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Features

Easily accessible break-off separate or common feed.
Long-life red neon lamp in pilot light rated 1/25 Watt, 125V.
Side wire #12 and #14 AWG.
Two devices fit into the space of one.
Grounding combination devices meet NEC Requirements.
Tamper-resistant version features dual mechanical shutter system to help prevent insertion of foreign objects.
For covering patents, see www.legrand.us/patents.

Specifications

General Info

Color	White
Type	Combination
Material	Thermoplastic
Finish	Satin
Application Sector	Hospitality, Residential
Product Line	Pass & Seymour
Country Of Origin	Mexico
Features	Combination
Wall Plate Included	No
Number of Switches	2
Switch Type	Toggle
Warranty Type	1-Year Limited Warranty
Standard	UL20
UPC Number	785007006049

Dimensions

Product Depth US	0.94 in
Product Height US	4.06 in
Product Width US	1.32 in

Listing Agencies / 3rd Party Agencies

cULus ListingNumber	140597
cULus Listed	Yes

Technical Information

Amperage	20 A
Connection Location	Side Only
Requires Neutral Wire	Yes
Wire Connection Type	Screw Terminals
Contact Configuration	N-O
Environmental Conditions	Flammability: UL94 V2
Indoor/Outdoor	Indoor
Load Rating	20 A @ 120/277 VAC
Load Type	CFL, Fluorescent, Halogen, Incandescent, LED, Universal, Xenon
Location Rating	Dry
Mounting Type	Wall Box
Number of Gangs	1
Number of Poles	Single Pole
Operating Cycles	30000
Throw Type	Single Throw
Terminal Accommodation	#14 AWG - #12 AWG
Voltage	120/277 V

Resources

how do I remove the break off tab?

Asked by: mark

The Single Pole, Double Combination Switch, 20 amp, 120/277 volt, Ivory(670IG) has a metal tab that connects the two brass HOT terminals that can be broken off by either using a flat-head screw driver or needle nose pliers. Bending it back/forth a few times will break the tab off and create the split circuit.

Answered by: Legrand Technical Support

Date published: 2018-08-27