Voltex’s ARIA brings a considered finish to everyday electrical details

Every finish is a design decision. Switches and outlets should be too. With ARIA, Voltex brings a coordinated approach to the electrical details that appear throughout any space. Giving architects and designers a consistent material language from the first light switch to the last data point.

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Designed in Australia, ARIA spans 144 coordinated products across power, lighting control, charging, data and accessories. Its four finishes and slim profiles allow electrical fittings to become part of the broader interior palette, with enough flexibility to support the different functions each room requires.

A palette that belongs in the room
ARIA’s finishes offer distinct ways to work with surrounding materials. Matte White sits comfortably alongside pale walls, light timber and soft stone. Matte Black introduces definition against lighter surfaces or settles into darker joinery. Both use polycarbonate with a controlled matte surface designed to resist oil and grime.

The signature finishes, Light Grey Brass and Dark Grey Silver, pair real anodised aluminium faces with contrasting chamfered edges. These edges catch the light, bringing subtle definition to the plate. Light Grey Brass complements warmer palettes and brass hardware, while Dark Grey Silver works naturally with cool neutrals, darker surfaces and brushed metal. At just 6.25mm from the wall, ARIA maintains a restrained presence. Finish-matched switch mechanisms carry the material selection through the plate and control, keeping the detail consistent even at close range.

One range, throughout the home
Electrical requirements change from room to room. Kitchens need appliance switching, studies need charging and data, and living spaces benefit from flexible lighting control. Coordinating those functions helps maintain the visual continuity of an interior.

ARIA brings them together in one range, from 65W Twin USB-C charging to 40A appliance switching. Matching TV and data points, blank plates and mounting blocks extend the selected finish throughout the home. Horizontal and vertical formats, along with one- to six-gang switching, accommodate different wall layouts.
The Twin USB-C outlet can charge a compatible laptop directly, reducing the need for a separate charger brick. It delivers up to 65W through a single port, or shares power at 20W and 45W when both ports are connected.

Everyday interaction receives the same attention. LED-backlit push-button and toggle controls provide a soft glow when active. The toggle dimmer presses to switch, lifts to brighten and lowers to dim, while soft-fade dimming allows light levels to change gently.

From specification to installation
The practical details behind the wall also support the finished result. Familiar 30 Series mechanism apertures and straightforward installation details help electricians work with the range on site, supporting the transition from design selection to installation. A stainless-steel-reinforced grid helps keep the slim faceplate’s corners flat. Non-electronic products are backed by a 25-year parts and labour warranty, with seven years on electronics.

For architects, designers and specifiers, ARIA offers a considered way to resolve the electrical details alongside the rest of the interior. Its lookbook brings together finishes, configurations and technical specifications, with products ordered directly from Voltex by a project’s licensed electrician.

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