Ospel stair switch single silver model ŁP-3G/m/18 — wall-mounted electrical switch for staircase lighting

Ospel stair switch single silver model ŁP-3G/m/18 is a wall-mounted electrical switch designed for two-way control of staircase or corridor lighting. Finished in silver, this single-module switch enables control of one lighting circuit from two separate locations and is intended for indoor residential and commercial installations where bi-directional switching is required. The device is built to conform to common wiring practices for stair switches and offers a compact, unobtrusive appearance compatible with modern interiors.

Advantages

This Ospel ŁP-3G/m/18 switch supports two-way operation, allowing convenient control of lighting from two locations. Rated for 10 AX and 250 V, it handles typical domestic and light commercial loads up to 2200 W. The unit features screw terminals for straightforward wiring and an IP20 rating appropriate for indoor environments. Its silver finish provides a neutral aesthetic that integrates with various decors while maintaining reliable mechanical switching performance.

Suitable for

• Staircase and landing lighting where control is needed from top and bottom
• Corridor or hallway lighting with two access points
• Residential homes, apartment buildings, and office interiors
• Renovation projects replacing single-module two-way switches

Key specifications

• Contact configuration: single-pole two-way switch
• Rated current: 10 AX
• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Maximum resistive load: up to 2200 W
• Protection rating: IP20 (indoor use)
• Connection type: screw terminals
• Finish: silver

How to use

Install the switch in a standard single-module wall box following applicable local electrical codes. Connect the common and two-way conductors to the corresponding screw terminals according to the wiring diagram for a two-way (staircase) circuit. Ensure power is isolated before making connections and verify secure tightening of terminal screws. After installation, restore power and test switching operation from both control points to confirm correct function.

Usage recommendations

Use this switch only in dry indoor locations and within its rated electrical limits. When replacing an existing switch, verify wiring labeling or consult a qualified electrician if uncertain about terminal identification. For installations involving dimmable loads or non-resistive lighting types, confirm compatibility with the switch and the lamp driver to avoid premature wear.