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Circle Series Small: the compact round switch for tight spaces

Circle Series Small is the compact format of the round family. It keeps Classic's material and precision in a reduced diameter, designed for places where a large plate would be too much: narrow frames, panelling, bedheads, niches.

When the small format makes sense

A narrow door frame, a bookcase upright, a glazed partition or a bedhead leave little room. Small fits these spaces without compromising the quality of the material.

It is also a compositional choice: a row of small circles creates a discreet rhythm, where a large plate would have a stronger effect.

Two pieces, the essentials

The collection focuses on the two most useful controls:

CS11
the push button, to control lighting or an automation.
CS21
the single two-way switch, to control a light from two places.

Pairing Small with the other series

Small pairs with Classic or Thin in the same project: the large format for living areas, the small one for secondary zones. Keep the same material so the whole stays readable. Wiring is a job for a qualified electrician, who checks the circuit, the regulations and the compatibility with your installation.

Products in this article

CS11 Bouton Poussoir - empereur.paris
CS 11
CS 11
Push button97,00 € TTC

The Small push button, the smallest round in the range.

CS21 Interrupteur Simple Va et Vient - empereur.paris
CS 21
CS 21
Single two-way switch95,00 € TTC

A compact two-way switch for narrow passages.

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Frequently asked questions

Which references exist in Small?
The CS11 push button and the CS21 single two-way switch.
Is Small available in the same finishes as Classic?
Yes, in the solid metals of the range. Available shades are shown on each product page.
Can I use Small with Classic in the same house?
Yes, preferably in the same material to keep the whole consistent.

A project to equip?

Compose your plates in the configurator, or tell us about your project: we help you choose mechanisms and finishes.

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