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Pushbutton sensor
What is a pushbutton sensor?
Pushbutton sensors can control a range of intelligent building-technology functions, e.g. switching on and dimming lights, raising and lowering blinds, saving and calling up light scenes, and controlling heating. Operation of these sensors can be customised to user needs, allowing flexibility in terms of button function assignment.
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All inserts from the System 2000 and System 3000 are suitable for use in the System 55 and are compatible with the Standard 55, Event, Esprit, E3, E2, Studio, ClassiX, TX_44 and E22 programmes.
Yes this is possible as the timer has a zero-voltage contact and the neutral conductor is activated on the room temperature controller for a night-time reduction.
The room temperature controller has an NC contact that opens when the set room temperature is reached.
The “55” refers to the rectangular dimensions of the rockers, covering panels and socket outlets (55x55 mm). The System 55 platform allows you to use over 300 functions and offers a wide range of colours and designs across seven design lines (Gira Standard 55, E2, E3, Event, Esprit, ClassiX, and Studio). The Standard 55 designation here is an additional reference to the Gira Standard frame range, which has the same dimensions.
The holder for rocker buttons and pushbutton switches is different. Therefore, it is not possible to attach a rocker to a pushbutton switch.
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