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Pass & Seymour 690 Combination Switch

Pass & Seymour 690 Combination Switch

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Pass & Seymour 690LAG Grounding Combination Switch, Light Almond

The Pass & Seymour 690LAG is a grounding combination switch device finished in Light Almond that fits two devices into the space of one, making it ideal for space-constrained wall boxes. Built from durable thermoplastic with a satin finish, this device includes an easily accessible break-off tab for separate or common feed wiring and is backed by cULus Listing for code-compliant installations. A long-life red neon pilot light helps identify switch status at a glance, and side wiring accepts #12 and #14 AWG conductors for straightforward termination.

Key Features

  • Combination Design: Two devices fit into the space of one, saving valuable wall box real estate.
  • Durable Construction: Molded thermoplastic housing with a Satin finish in Light Almond for long-term wear resistance.
  • Pilot Light: Long-life red neon lamp rated 1/25 Watt, 125V, for easy visual identification of switch status.
  • Wiring: Side wire termination accepts #12 and #14 AWG conductors.
  • Flexible Feed Configuration: Easily accessible break-off tab allows separate or common feed wiring.
  • Grounding Compliance: Grounding combination devices meet NEC requirements for safe, code-compliant installation.
  • Tamper-Resistant Option: Version with dual mechanical shutter system helps prevent insertion of foreign objects.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed
  • Meets NEC Requirements for Grounding Combination Devices

Technical Specifications

  • Country Of Origin: Mexico
  • Product Color: Light Almond
  • Product Finish: Satin
  • Product Height: 4.06 in
  • Product Line: Pass & Seymour
  • Product Material: Thermoplastic
  • Product Width: 1.32 in
  • Product Depth: 0.94 in

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Commercial Wiring Devices
  • Space-Constrained Wall Box Installations
  • Grounding Combination Switch Applications
  • New Construction and Renovation Projects
  • Tamper-Resistant Installations Requiring Foreign Object Protection

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour builds the 690LAG with durable thermoplastic construction and cULus Listing, delivering a grounding combination switch that meets NEC requirements for reliable, code-compliant performance. The space-saving combination design and tamper-resistant shutter option make it a practical choice for professional electricians tackling space-constrained installations.

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Product Specs

Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Material:
Thermoplastic
Department:
Electrical
Product Finish:
Satin
Product Type:
Combination Switch
Product Subgroup:
Switches
Product Height:
4.06 in
Product Width:
1.32 in
Product Depth:
0.94 in

Pass & Seymour 690-IG – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can the two switches on the Pass & Seymour 690 be fed from separate circuits?
Yes. The 690 has an accessible break-off tab, so you can leave it intact for a common feed from one circuit or snap it out to run each switch on its own feed. That matters if one half controls a light on one circuit and the other half controls a fan or exterior fixture on another.
2) Is the Pass & Seymour 690 a grounding device and is it listed?
It's a grounding combination device and meets NEC requirements for that category, so it has its own ground terminal rather than relying on the strap and box. It's cULus Listed, which covers both US and Canadian inspection.
3) I need a one-gang device with two three-way switches instead of the Pass & Seymour 690 - what should I order?
The Pass & Seymour 690 is a grounding combination switch with a red neon pilot light rated 1/25 watt at 125V, not a pair of three-way switches. For two three-way toggles in a single gang, the Leviton 5643 is a commercial grade combination switch with two 3-way switches rated 15A at 120/277V in white. If you need one 1-pole and one 3-way in the same gang, the Leviton 5241 is a 15-amp 1-pole, 3-way duplex combination switch at 120/277V in commercial grade.
4) What is the closest alternative to the Pass & Seymour 690 combination switch if I need two switches in one gang?
The Pass & Seymour 690 puts two devices in the space of one gang, with side wiring for #12 and #14 AWG and a break-off tab for separate or common feed. Comparable one-gang duplex combination switches include the Leviton 5334 series, a 120/277-volt 20-amp duplex two 1-pole AC combination switch in commercial grade, and the Eaton 271V-BOX, a commercial grade duplex combination toggle switch rated 15A at 120/277V in ivory. Both put two toggles in a single gang the same way; confirm the amperage and voltage you need before swapping.
5) Does the Pass & Seymour 690 combination switch work on a 277-volt lighting circuit?
The Pass & Seymour 690 is rated 125V, with a 125V red neon pilot lamp, so it is a line-voltage device for 120V branch circuits. For 277-volt commercial lighting, use a 120/277V-rated combination switch such as the Leviton 5634, a 15-amp two 1-pole AC combination switch in commercial grade Decora styling, or the Leviton 5334 series at 20 amps, 120/277V.
6) What wire size does the Pass & Seymour 690 switch accept?
Side wire terminals take #12 and #14 AWG copper conductors, which covers standard 15A and 20A branch circuit wiring. There are no back-wire push-in holes called out, so plan on side terminations and leave enough conductor length to loop the screws.
7) Does the Pass & Seymour 690 have a lighted switch, and what is the pilot lamp rated?
One side carries a red neon pilot light rated 1/25 watt at 125V, long-life type. It gives you a visual on switch status, which is why these get specified for attic fans, basement lights, crawlspace heaters, and anything else out of sight of the switch location.
8) Will the Leviton Decora combination switch match my Pass & Seymour 690 switches on the other walls?
No. The Pass & Seymour 690 is a toggle-style combination switch in a satin thermoplastic housing, offered in ivory, light almond, and white. The Leviton 5634 is a Decora-style combination switch, which uses a rocker paddle and a decorator wallplate opening, so it will not match a toggle plate run. The Eaton 271V-BOX is a duplex combination toggle switch in ivory and keeps the toggle look if matching existing devices is the priority.
9) Which combination switch should I standardize on across a facility if I want a commercial grade device?
The Pass & Seymour 690 is a cULus Listed grounding combination switch that meets NEC requirements for grounding combination devices, available in ivory, light almond, and white so one part family covers a mixed-color building. If your spec specifically calls out commercial grade, the Leviton 5241, Leviton 5334, Leviton 5634, Leviton 5643, and Eaton 271V-BOX are all listed as commercial grade combination switches, with the 5334 at 20 amps and the others at 15 amps.
10) Do any of the alternatives to the Pass & Seymour 690 include a pilot light?
The Pass & Seymour 690 includes a long-life red neon pilot lamp rated 1/25 watt at 125V so the switch status is visible at a glance, and a version with a dual mechanical shutter system is offered for tamper-resistant installations. The comparable combination switches - the Eaton 271V-BOX, Leviton 5241, 5334, 5634, and 5643 - are described as duplex or two-switch combination devices without a pilot lamp, so if the lighted indicator is the reason for the device, stay with the 690.
11) What size wall plate do I need for a Pass & Seymour 690 combination switch?
A standard single-gang toggle-style plate. The device body measures 4.06 in by 1.32 in by 0.94 in deep, which is a conventional strap-mounted switch footprint, so a one-gang duplex-toggle plate opening covers both halves.
12) Is there a tamper-resistant version of the Pass & Seymour 690?
A version with a dual mechanical shutter system is offered, which blocks insertion of foreign objects. That's the one to specify for schools, daycares, pediatric areas, and any space where tamper resistance is part of the facility standard.
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