Two-pole connector - ECRU IMPRESJA ŁP-11Y/M/27

Practical and aesthetic connector for modern installations

The two-pole connector from the Impresja series combines functionality with discreet elegance. Designed for surface-mounted installation, it functions as a single-pole switch that simultaneously disconnects both poles of the circuit — ideal for controlling motor-driven devices such as fans or pumps, where complete power isolation is required.

Tool-less clamp terminals enable fast and secure installation — no screw tightening is needed, and wires are held firmly in place by a mechanical latch. This not only saves time for the installer but also reduces the risk of connection errors. The non-illuminated version (ŁP-11Y/M/27) is especially useful in locations where visual indication of circuit status is unnecessary — such as rooms with natural lighting or where minimalism is preferred.

Ecru color — neutral, yet noticeable

Ecru is not merely “white beyond white.” It is a warm, muted tone that harmonizes well with both white walls and more expressive plasters or paints. Compared to pure white, ecru does not “cling” to surfaces — it creates a subtle visual separation from the wall, gently softening the lines of the hardware. It acts as a neutral accent: it does not draw attention, yet it does not disappear into the interior architecture.

The high-resistance thermoplastic material offers excellent UV and scratch resistance, ensuring durability — even after years of use, it does not yellow or lose its gloss. The glossy finish adds delicate depth while simultaneously reducing dust accumulation and fingerprint marks.

Compliance and safety without compromise

The IP20 protection rating indicates that the device is intended exclusively for indoor use — standard for most residential and office installations. A current rating of 16 A allows safe operation of devices up to approximately 3.5 kW — sufficient for most fans, heaters, or small pumps.

Mounting via clips and screw ensures stability even in older backboxes. No special tools or additional components are required — a standard 45x45 mm box is sufficient. This solution performs reliably in both renovations and new constructions.

No illumination? That’s not a drawback — it’s a choice. For the installer, it means simplicity: fewer components to install, fewer potential failure points. For the user, it means peace of mind: no unnecessary light at night.