Identify plate switch make

[stevethesparks]

A distant customer that wants his accessories renewed has sent an image of the style of switch plate he wants to match.
I cannot see a similar model on-line, without travelling many miles just to have a look, I wondered if anyone here may be able to identify the make?
The switch keys appear longer than most I have used.
Many thanks

 

[telectrix]

can yo get him to unscrew it and look for a make on the back?

 

[stevethesparks]

I didn't want to ask him just in case

 

[slingshot2000]

That looks very much like one of the Click "Polar" ragne of accessories.

 

[gnselectricals]

If there all being changed does it matter ? Go for something similar or completely different. Or let customer source ?

 

[sparkstu]

Do you have any idea how old rufley this is as looks bit like the old mem range to me

 

[stevethesparks]

I assume its pretty old, it does have unusually long rockers though, I assume this is what appeals to the customer? Having looked at the "Click Polar" range, they look sloped/bevelled, in the image the rockers look pretty straight.
I think I'll just give him some options and see if he chooses one.
Thanks all.

 

[telectrix]

the old rockers are a dying breed, what with the death of lemmy an'all. long live rock&roll!.

 

[andyb]

I also think it's an old MEM switch.

 

[slingshot2000]

The Click Polar accessories are almost, if not totally, indistinguishable from the old MEM accessories. In-fact you can swop the individual switch modules between the 2 brands and the only noticeable difference is a slight colour variation.

 

[Dave OCD]

Probably old MEM but also looks a bit like a Legrand switch ?

 

[123]

Also think its old MEM. A picture of a switched fused spur should remove any doubt as they are quite distinctive

 

[LankyWill]

might be volex?

 

[Richard Burns]

I might go with Selectric, a budget brand.
Available here perhaps. Though they seem to be moving away from the cheap side.

 

[sean67sheep]

Looks like Volex to me.