Single Pole Switches: The most common type, used to control a single light or set of lights from one location.
Double Pole Switches: Used to control an appliance or light by disconnecting both the live and neutral wires.
Two-Way Switches: Allows control of a light from two different locations, often used in hallways and staircases.
Three-Way (Intermediate) Switches: Used in conjunction with two-way switches to control a light from three or more locations.
Dimmer Switches: Allow adjustment of light brightness.
Toggle Switches: Traditional lever-type switches.
Rocker Switches: Modern style with a flat surface that rocks back and forth.
Touch Switches: Activated by touch, often used in modern and smart homes.
Smart Switches: Can be controlled remotely via smartphone apps or voice commands.