Leviton Mfg Co S01-05224-2IS Duplex Single Pole Switch 15A

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO S01-05224-2IS is a heavy-duty, specification-grade duplex switch containing two single-pole switches in one device body. Rated at 15 amps and compatible with both 120-volt and 277-volt AC circuits, it is built for commercial and industrial wiring applications where reliability and code compliance are non-negotiable. The unit accepts conductors up to No. 10 AWG and includes break-off fins that allow conversion to a two-circuit configuration. Licensed electricians install this device in commercial branch circuits, multi-tenant spaces, and light industrial panels where independent load control from a single outlet box is required.

This duplex switch is suited for commercial and light industrial installations requiring two independently controlled loads at a single device location. The two single-pole switches can be wired on a common feed or independently, giving installers flexibility for split-circuit or dual-load applications. It is appropriate for use in offices, warehouses, corridors, and similar occupancies where 120-volt or 277-volt lighting or motor loads up to 1/2 HP at 120 volts or 2 HP at 240 volts are present.

Key Features

• Two single-pole switches in one device body for dual-load control from a single box
• Rated 15A at 120V and 277V AC, suitable for commercial lighting circuits
• Break-off fins allow two-circuit conversion without additional hardware
• Switches can be wired independently or on a common feed for installation flexibility
• Accepts conductors up to No. 10 AWG
• UL listed and specification grade, meeting heavy-duty commercial requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a specification-grade duplex switch for commercial and light industrial branch circuits operating at 120 volts or 277 volts AC where two independently switched loads are required at a single device location.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize the branch circuit at the panel and verify absence of voltage with a meter before wiring. Observe conductor size limits and ensure proper box fill calculations when installing in existing outlet boxes. Do not exceed the rated amperage, voltage, or horsepower ratings marked on the device.