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What products are included in the Clair and Clair PC non-modular range?

The Clair and Clair PC ranges include switches, sockets, indicators, and essential non-modular electrical accessories intended for standard residential and light commercial applications.

What is the difference between Clair and Clair PC?

Clair and Clair PC differ primarily in material composition and construction, allowing users to choose based on application needs and preference while retaining basic functional reliability.

Are non-modular switches designed for standalone use?

Yes. Non-modular switches and accessories are designed for standalone use and do not require modular plates or modular mounting systems. They are installed and used as individual electrical units.

What base materials are used in non-modular switches such as Clair and Clair PC?

Non-modular switches are manufactured using base materials such as porcelain and polycarbonate, depending on the product variant. Porcelain bases are traditionally used for robustness and heat resistance, while polycarbonate bases offer lighter construction suitable for general indoor applications.

Are non-modular switches suitable for regular daily use?

Non-modular switches are designed for regular daily use in standard electrical applications when installed correctly and operated within normal usage conditions.

What is the operational life expectancy of non-modular switches?

Non-modular switches do not fall under defined Indian Standards for operational lifecycle testing and are generally not governed by regulated performance benchmarks. Their life expectancy depends on usage patterns, installation quality, electrical load, and maintenance practices.

Do non-modular products undergo safety and quality checks?

Yes. Non-modular products undergo routine quality and safety checks during manufacturing to ensure basic functional reliability and safe operation under normal conditions.

Where are non-modular switches and standalone accessories typically used?

Non-modular switches and accessories are commonly used in residential homes, utility areas, workshops, institutional buildings, temporary installations, and legacy electrical setups requiring straightforward functionality.

How should non-modular switches be cleaned and maintained?

Non-modular switches should be cleaned using a soft, dry cloth. Chemical cleaners, liquids, or abrasive materials should be avoided to prevent surface damage and maintain safe operation.

What type of warranty is offered on non-modular products?

Non-modular products are offered with a limited warranty, subject to product availability, usage conditions, and defined terms at the time of purchase.

How can warranty be claimed for non-modular products?

Warranty claims must be routed through the authorized dealer or retailer from whom the product was purchased, along with a valid purchase invoice where applicable.

Under what conditions does the warranty on non-modular products become void?

The warranty becomes void in cases of improper installation, misuse, physical damage, overloading, or use beyond intended application conditions.

Are warranty-related disputes subject to a specific legal jurisdiction?

Yes. All warranty-related disputes are subject exclusively to Mumbai jurisdiction, irrespective of the place of purchase or installation.