Connector - SILVER IMPRESJA ŁP-21Y/M/18

Double connector with a silver finish, designed for those who want the installation to look like an integral part of the interior, not an add-on.

This is not just a switch—it’s an architectural element that operates quietly yet effectively. Its slightly convex square shape does not impose itself, yet it does not disappear. It serves as a neutral foundation for any style: from minimalist white interiors to industrial spaces with metal accents. The silver finish—brushed and matte—does not reflect light like mirrors, but gently echoes the tone of the wall, ensuring it does not draw attention unless desired.

Push-in terminals are not just about fast installation—they also guarantee that the wire won’t be damaged during tightening. There’s no need to fear over-tightening, over-stretching, or poor contact. Simply insert and clamp—and the circuit works immediately. This benefits both the installer, who mounts dozens of these modules daily, and the end-user, who never has to worry about loose connections.

Two buttons enable control of two separate circuits—for example, a chandelier divided into zones, or hallway and bathroom lighting controlled from a single point. No need to add extra modules or complex systems. Just this one module and the appropriate frame.

IP-20 protection rating is standard for dry areas: bedroom, living room, hallway. But if you need it in the bathroom or kitchen, it’s possible. Simply add a sealing kit (available separately), and the connector becomes resistant to splashes and moisture. This is not a factory-made “waterproof” product—but it can be easily converted into one.

Flush-mounted installation is standard for modern installations: everything hidden behind plaster, nothing visible on the wall surface. But it’s the frames—available in glass, aluminum, or anthracite—that determine the final effect. Without them, the connector looks like a raw component; with them, it becomes part of the design.

No backlighting. No glimmers. No “modern” LEDs. This is a deliberate choice: functionality must be invisible, and aesthetics—enduring.