The Eaton 1242-7W-BOX Four-Way Toggle Switch is a durable and reliable solution for residential lighting control. Rated at 15A, 120V, this two-pole, four-way switch allows you to control lights or fan loads from three or more locations, making it ideal for large hallways, staircases, open-plan rooms, and multi-entrance spaces.
Constructed from high-quality polycarbonate, the 1242-7W-BOX provides long-lasting performance and resistance to daily wear. Its side-and-push wiring allows for easy and flexible installation, while the grounding connector ensures enhanced safety. The switch supports #14–10 AWG wire and multiple load types, offering dependable operation for residential circuits.
Designed for wall mounting, this decorator-style switch integrates seamlessly with standard wall boxes and provides a clean, modern look. It is cULus Listed and compliant with NAFTA safety standards, ensuring reliable, code-compliant performance for any home or light commercial application.
Four-way toggle switch for controlling lights from three or more locations
Two-pole configuration rated 15A, 120V
Side-and-push wiring for flexible installation
Grounding connector for added safety
Accommodates #14–10 AWG wire
Durable polycarbonate construction
Flush decorator design for modern appearance
Torque rating: 14 lbf-in
cULus Listed for safe operation
Packaged in a box for easy storage and installation
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Eaton toggle switch |
| Catalog Number | 1242-7W-BOX |
| UPC | 032664750168 |
| Type | Two-pole, Four-way toggle switch |
| Amperage Rating | 15A |
| Voltage Rating | 120V |
| Wiring Method | Side and push |
| Connector Type | Grounding |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Number of Ways | Four-way |
| Allowable Wire Size | #14–10 AWG |
| Mounting Method | Wall |
| Color | White |
| Torque Rating | 14 lbf-in |
| Certifications | cULus Listed, NAFTA compliant |
| Packaging | Box |
| Dimensions | 1.31 in (Depth) x 0.88 in (Width) x 3.28 in (Height) |
| Weight | 0.001 lb |
Residential hallways and staircases
Bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms
Open-plan rooms with multiple light switch locations
Lighting retrofits or new construction projects
Multi-entrance spaces requiring centralized control