Exhausts and Engine » Engine Oil pressure switch

When I change the engine oil, when the oil draining stops flowing from the drain plug opening, I crank over the engine with the starter motor (sans spank plugs ) and watch for the oil pressure light to come on and the remaining oil in the system drains from the engine. Then after the refill, same again and watch as the oil pressure light goes out. For me this is a good way to check a vital system monitoring device.

I can't see that the R1200 (2016) has an oil pressure switch fitted. Oil level sensor I can see and know that it works as it regularly comes on (and off).

Is that correct? No oil pressure switch on our bikes?

I think you're right. I can't find one in the parts micro fiche, although there is an "oil pump pressure regulator valve". It begs the question "how is the oil pressure light triggered".

There isn't an oil pressure light.
Only an "Oil Level" Alarm.
Not much cop being reassured that the oil level is fine when the oil pressure has failed.
I was referring to previous bikes (Yamaha, Triumph etc) when I mentioned oil pressure light. My original post was not as clear as it might have been. Apologies.