Wall switch Ospel ŁP-6R/m/00 — white, 250 V AC input, 10 A output, 71×71×42 mm

Ospel ŁP-6R/m/00 is a white, wall-mounted single-pole switch designed for AC installations with a 250 V nominal input and a 10 A switching capacity. The compact housing measures 71×71×42 mm and provides IP20 protection suitable for indoor environments. The device features screwless clamps for conductor connection and a standard form factor for installation in residential and light commercial switch assemblies.

Advantages

The switch offers a compact footprint and a clean white finish that integrates with common interior designs. Screwless clamps simplify wiring by allowing quick and reliable conductor insertion without traditional screws. Rated for 250 V AC and 10 A output, the unit supports typical lighting and small-circuit loads while maintaining IP20 protection for indoor use.

Suitable for

• Switching lighting circuits in homes and apartments
• Controlling small appliances and auxiliary circuits
• Replacement or upgrade of standard single-pole wall switches
• Use in indoor corridors, living rooms, kitchens and offices

Key specifications

• Rated voltage: 250 V AC
• Rated current: 10 A
• Dimensions: 71 × 71 × 42 mm
• Protection class: IP20 for indoor installations
• Connection type: screwless clamp terminals
• Color: white
• Switch channels: single-pole (one switching channel)

How to use

Turn off power at the distribution board before installing or servicing the switch. Mount the device into a standard flush box and secure according to local electrical regulations. Insert conductors into the screwless clamps until they lock in place, ensuring solid contact and correct polarity where required. Restore power and test the switch operation to confirm reliable switching of the connected circuit.

Usage recommendations

Use this switch indoors only, in dry environments where IP20 protection is adequate. Verify that the connected load does not exceed 10 A and that wiring complies with local electrical codes. For installations involving higher currents, motor loads, or special switching functions, select a device with the appropriate rating or consult a licensed electrician.