... Hidden lighting switch !?

The bar makes a good impression and has practically arranged outlets at an angle of 90 degrees. Had specially sought a bar where the doses are not twisted 45 degrees, is not so easy nowadays. White not as yet where the advantage of 45 degrees should be strips that large power supplies eh not fit in.

For screwing on the wall you need a slender screwdriver to screw the screw in the long hole.

The only thing that bothers me is the poor lighting of the switch. Actually lit one bit to see it and not have to hide. A tip to the company Brennenstuhl: perhaps would be a better signal red color as green'm glad they did not put black.

Sometimes wonder if the manufacturers also test their products before they are sold.