Eltako Starter Kit Energy Blister Pack Switching

The Blister-Pack Switch includes a battery-operated and wireless FT55 push button in glossy pure white, as well as a FSR61-230V switching actuator with pulse switch function. FT55-wg: Push button, 80x80 mm externally, frame inner dimension 55x55 mm, 15 mm high. It generates the energy for radio telegrams even when the button is pressed, thus requiring no connection wire and having no stand-by loss. The delivery includes the frame R, a W55 rocker, a DW55 double rocker (all in the same color), a mounting frame BRF, the mounting plate HP, the radio module, and an adhesive film. A push button with a single rocker can send two evaluable signals: pressing the upper rocker and pressing the lower rocker. A push button with a double rocker can send four evaluable signals: pressing two rockers both at the top and at the bottom. The mounting plate can be screwed onto a flat surface or glued to the wall, glass, or furniture using the included adhesive film. Above a 55 mm switch box, the existing sleeves in the box are used for screw fastening. The push button lighting FTB can then also be latched onto the mounting plate from the back. The double rocker is factory-latched onto the radio module. If this needs to be replaced with the large rocker, pull the rocker halves forward without bending them towards the center. Then, latch the large rocker so that its markings 0 and I on the back align with the radio module. When gluing, first attach the mounting plate set with the frame and mounting frame with the latches at the top and bottom. Then, snap in the radio module set with the rocker, ensuring that the marking 0 on the back is always at the top. Before screwing, detach the frame with the mounting frame from the mounting plate. To do this, push the latches of the mounting plate outward. Then, screw the mounting plate with the latches at the top and bottom, snap the frame with the mounting frame in place, and snap in the radio module set with the rocker, ensuring that the marking 0 on the back is always at the top.