Raccord triple SONATA KASHMIR ŁP-13R/M/82

Triple connector in cashmere tone – discreet functionality for modern installations

Cashmere color – a subtle blend of beige and gray – does not shout, but whispers. It acts as a neutral background that harmonizes with wooden accents, minimalist surfaces, or classic details, without overdoing decoration. It is the choice for those who do not want the accessories to draw attention – only to complement the space.

Installation here is not a matter of compromise. Stainless steel spring claws work like a "self-return" mechanism – the module slides smoothly into the box without the need for forceful pressing. After installation, you can check the quality of the wire connection through the side terminals – there is no need to remove the connector to verify whether the insulation has been properly stripped. The gauge on the back of the base helps determine the stripping length before installation – fewer errors, fewer reworks.

Screwless terminals are ergonomic: wire release buttons operate with one finger. The red button on the power terminal is not just aesthetic – it enables quick identification in darkness or among multiple wires. A replaceable illumination element? Not present here – but this is not an omission, but a conscious choice: cashmere is a color without haste, without flickering.

A built-in depth of 25 mm and a minimum box depth of 60 mm are standard for flush-mounted installations – no special boxes or adjustments required. Dimensions of 71×71 mm ensure compatibility with other Sonata series modules, while spacer elements on bridges guarantee precise spacing during installation in multi-gang boxes.

Halogen-free thermoplastic and surface coating guarantee durability and safety in enclosed spaces. Voltage of 250 V and current of 16 A are parameters for typical household circuits – from lighting to motor-driven devices. IP20 is sufficient for indoor use – there is no need to seek protection against dust or water where none exists.

There are no slogans like "best solution" or "peace of mind" here. There is a construction that works as it should: without noise, without complications, with consideration for both the installer and the end user.