We recently changed our 45x45 metal bases with claws for switching material: these will be available without elastic bands between the claws from now on. This is to ensure a smoother installation. The attached drawings show how you can push the loose claws back into their snap position.

You can find several basic diagrams in the "Flush-mounting material" chapter of the catalogue.

Cause: If the push buttons and the staircase timer are connected with a 2-wire connection, the total working current of the LEDs may be sufficiently high to have its coil be constantly activated. Solution: Adjust the wiring to a 3-wire connection. OR Replace the LEDs with neon lamps (only in push buttons with an E10 lamp base).

Yes, The push buttons on the printed circuit board of these products switch a maximum of 24V DC or 24V~. A lower voltage is switched without any problems.

No, A two-wire actuator only switches 230V (40 to 400W) incandescent and halogen lamps with an ohmic load. For energy-saving and LED lamps, use an actor with relay contact.

This combination is possible.

Use a remote switch (teleruptor) with auxiliary contact. The main contact switches the main circuit, the auxiliary contact switches the LED.

Specific products are needed, as this type of load type has a high starting current, which the product must be able to handle for a long period of time. Legal provisions also prohibit the use of just any light dimmer.