1 gang switch replacement

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Hi, looking for some info on a replacement switch.
Existing one was powering a boiler, single switch with L1/L2 and N1/N2, looking to replace (as damaged) to run a light from.
Cant seem to locate the exact match however, any info massively appreciated
 

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It is a "double-pole" switch - necessary for a boiler but not a light.

You could get a light working with any ordinary light switch.
Join the Ns in a separate connector and connect the Ls to the switch.
 
Thanks, great info, have some single switches (L1/L2/L3), of i use 2 live wires (supply and outgoing to light) in new switch (L1/L2) and join 2 neutrals? Should be ok? Thanks again
 
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Unless it’s for an outdoor light when a double pole switch is a good idea
 
Thanks a million works a treat, dropped the fuse from original down to 5a.

Tha ks for the help
 

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