Weather Protected Power Points & Switches
Rugged, weatherproof switches and power points built to withstand the Australian outdoors—shop Electrotraders’ IP-rated range now.
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Weather Protected Outlets & Switches
When it comes to outdoor or wet-area installations, safety and durability are essential. At Electrotraders, we stock a wide selection of weather protected power points and switches engineered for outdoor use, workshops, carports, and industrial environments. Whether you need a single IP-rated switch for the side of a house or a multi-gang solution for a caravan park or commercial facility, we’ve got reliable options from trusted brands like Tesla and Transco.
Key features:
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IP53, IP55, and IP66-rated protection against water, dust, and debris
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Available in single, double and combo switch configurations
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Designed for easy installation and long-term performance
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Suitable for use in residential, industrial, and commercial applications
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Built to meet Australian Standards
Protect your power points from the elements—without compromising on reliability or appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does IP66 mean on a weather protected switch?
IP66 indicates the device is dust-tight and protected against strong water jets, making it suitable for outdoor use in harsh environments.
Where are weather protected power points commonly used?
They are ideal for outdoor walls, carports, sheds, poolsides, caravans, and industrial washdown areas—anywhere exposure to water, dust, or debris is likely.
Do these products comply with Australian standards?
Yes. All weather protected switches and outlets we sell meet or exceed AS/NZS standards and are suitable for professional installation.
Are these switches UV resistant?
Most weatherproof units we stock are made with UV-stabilised materials to withstand Australia’s sun and prevent degradation over time. Check each product for specifics.
Can I install these switches myself?
No. For safety and legal compliance, installation must be done by a licensed electrician in Australia.
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