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"DP" is an abbreviation for Double Pole, commonly referred to in Chinese as: Double-pole wall switch This means: • When the wall switch operates, • it disconnects both wires simultaneously • typically the live wire and the neutral wire This is the fundamental difference between a DP wall switch and a regular single-pole (SP) wall switch.

For installation and use within the UK: UK 3-prong outlets are better (and the only legal choice). Reasons include: • Compliant with BS 1363 national standard • Higher safety level • More robust plug and fuse system • Capable of handling typical high-power UK appliances • The only legally permitted standard in the UK.

A UK 13A 5-hole socket typically refers to a socket with five prongs, but whose power supply is based on the UK 13A (ampere) standard. While the design of 5-hole sockets varies slightly between manufacturers and regions, the most typical forms include: • British three-prong (L, N, E) • An additional two-prong socket (usually used to support European standard or other round-pin plugs)

Modern Style ultra thin switch and socket

Wall switches are an essential part of the modern home. These devices control the flow of electricity to lights, fans, and other electronic devices.