Single-pole connector with blue backlight - ANTRACYT IMPRESJA ŁP-1YS/M/50

Single-pole switch with blue backlight – anthracite

This is not just a switch. It’s a component that operates quietly but visibly—especially at night. The subtle blue backlight works gently: it doesn’t blind or disturb, yet allows safe and easy location of the switch in darkness. It operates on the LTS principle—no additional power supply needed, powered solely by current flow through the circuit. For installers, it’s a simple, proven technology. For users, it’s convenience without compromise.

The anthracite color is not merely “black.” It’s a deep, matte shade with a faint metallic sheen that looks elegant both on white walls and in spaces with dark accents. The frame, made of painted metal and synthetic material, features a square-based design—slightly convex, delicately protruding from the wall. It doesn’t impose itself, yet it doesn’t disappear. A glance under spotlight or LED lighting reveals the difference between “ordinary” hardware and this one designed with interior aesthetics in mind.

The screwless terminals are immediately appreciated by installers: faster installation, fewer tools, reduced risk of wire damage during tightening. No need to worry about torque—just insert the wire and press. With a current rating of 16 A and voltage of 250 V, it meets the standard requirements for most residential lighting circuits—from kitchens to hallways. IP20 provides basic protection against touch and dust—sufficient for residential or office interiors.

There’s nothing excessive here. There’s no “modern design” as a slogan—because this product isn’t trying to be an advertisement. It wants to be useful. And it is. In homes, apartments, hotels—wherever clear function and calm aesthetics are needed.

Choose it if you:

• Want to avoid “glowing” switches in the bedroom,
• Are installing multiple units and need fast, safe wiring connections,
• Have a minimalist interior and want the hardware to blend into the design—not disrupt it.

The anthracite finish makes this switch look like a part of interior décor—not merely an electrical device.