Single Pole Toggle Wall Switch

This single pole toggle wall switch is a native Revit family featuring a standard rectangular faceplate and a central toggle. This standard single pole toggle wall switch is designed with a clean, minimalist aesthetic suitable for contemporary interiors. It consists of a rectangular faceplate with a slightly bevelled edge and a central toggle mechanism. The geometry is straightforward, focusing on the essential form of a functional wall-mounted electrical device. The model is rendered in a neutral white finish, typical of high-quality thermoplastic electrical components. Its proportions are consistent with standard North American wall switch dimensions, ensuring it fits seamlessly into typical wall-hosted electrical layouts without visual clutter.

The download is a 184 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a wall-hosted Revit family, this component snaps directly onto vertical surfaces within a project model. Users can load this RFA file into their electrical template or project library and place it on walls as needed. The family is designed to maintain consistent 2D plan representation while providing a clean 3D look for interior visualisations. It is lightweight, ensuring minimal impact on overall file size, and can be easily scheduled using standard electrical device schedules within the Revit environment.

The switch is intended for use in residential, office, and commercial building projects where standard toggle-style electrical control is required. It is ideal for interior design documentation, reflected ceiling plans, and detailed electrical layouts. Professionals often pair this with matching outlet covers and dimmers to maintain a consistent aesthetic throughout a floor plan. Use this component during the design development and construction documentation stages to accurately represent electrical device locations and counts in your Revit model.