Interruptor de tecla Jung 807 W — com fios, caixa em termoplástico, 250 V AC, 10 A

Jung 807 W rocker switch is a wired control device with a thermoplastic housing designed for AC circuits up to 250 V and a nominal current rating of 10 A. It provides reliable mechanical on/off switching for lighting and small appliances in residential and light-commercial installations. The switch features screwless terminals that accept conductors up to 2.5 mm² and can be fitted with an indicator lamp or LED to illuminate the rocker in the OFF position when used with compatible lamp modules.

Advantages

The thermoplastic housing offers electrical insulation and mechanical durability while keeping the unit compact and lightweight. Screwless terminals simplify installation and reduce wiring time by allowing quick insertion and secure contact for conductors up to 2.5 mm². Compatibility with standard indicator lamps and LED modules enables visual status indication and convenient location marking of switches in low-light environments. The switch is rated for 250 V AC and 10 A, matching common domestic and light-commercial electrical circuits.

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How to use

Install the rocker switch into a compatible mounting box and connect the line and load conductors to the screwless terminals, ensuring conductors are stripped to the correct length and fully inserted for secure contact. Confirm the circuit is de-energized before wiring. If indicator illumination is required in the OFF position, install the appropriate compatible lamp or LED module according to the lamp module manufacturer’s instructions and wiring diagram. After wiring, restore power and test the switch for correct mechanical operation and, if fitted, proper illumination.

Recommendations

Use the switch only within its rated voltage and current limits (250 V AC, 10 A). For installations involving dimmers, electronic transformers or motor loads, verify compatibility prior to use. Ensure all wiring and installation work is performed in accordance with local electrical codes and by a qualified electrician when required.