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Push button - Experience the extensive product selection of our switch programs and find your product from the button and momentary switch area here. Read on and learn more about the different types of buttons, their functions and areas of application. This eibabo® catalog mainly contains buttons for classic domestic use. These are either styli or complete devices for wall installation and wall mounting. The different types include single and double buttons and rocker buttons, rotary buttons, manual release buttons, key buttons and key switches, series buttons and pull-cord switches. Another product group are the pushbutton switches / rocker switches.Are you looking for pushbutton sensors, pushbuttons for industrial applications (e.g. on machines or in consoles) or pushbuttons for use in control cabinets? For this we offer you separate categories with a huge selection. Please use our powerful search.Image: Jung 531-41 U Multi-Switch double buttonWhat is the difference between a button, a switch and a tactile switch?Switching processes accompany us every day. This begins early in the morning when the alarm clock is switched off and the light is switched on. As a rule, we don't worry about how the technology behind each shift works. Typically, these are devices in which a mechanism ensures that a circuit is closed or opened. However, if we take a closer look at the type of circuit, clear differences become apparent.The deskThe classic, simple switching process (e.g. at the light switch) consists of two states - ON and OFF. A conductive connection is made or broken between two contacts. We operate the rocker switch, a circuit closes and the light shines. We operate the other side of the paddle switch, the circuit is broken and the light goes out. The shift paddle remains in the corresponding position with every shift. As a result, the respective switching status ON or OFF remains until the rocker switch is pressed into the other position.The buttonThe basic function of the button is slightly different. A button does not switch, but closes the circuit via a pressure pulse. The functional principle corresponds to that of a switch. Here, too, a conductive connection is established between two contacts by actuating a rocker or a push button. The current flows and the lamp lights up or a bell rings. Unlike the switch, the circuit is immediately broken again when the pressure pulse ends. The rocker or pushbutton is returned to its original position by a spring mechanism. Other types of styli work in the opposite way. The circuit is separated by the pressure pulse and then closed again. An application example for this are electromagnets on the door opener. Switching scenarios can also be implemented via these pressure pulses by using additional relays. You know this from lighting in stairwells, for example.The tactile switchA tactile switch is a combination of a button and a switch. Such a device is similar to a switch in terms of the switching function and a button in terms of operation. A rocker switch or push button closes the circuit when pressed and then returns to the starting position. Unlike the button, however, the circuit remains closed until another pressure pulse interrupts the circuit. So it is the mechanism that distinguishes the pushbutton switch from the switch.Perfect opticsThe rockers of pushbutton switches arranged next to each other are always in the same position relative to each other, regardless of the current switching status.This results in an always uniform and orderly view. Unlike pushbuttons, relay switching with pushbutton switches is not possible. As a rule, there is no significant optical difference between switches, buttons and pushbutton switches from the same switch range. Especially when it comes to rockers, tilting controls, sliding elements or rotary handles.What are normally open, normally closed and changeover contacts?Buttons are available as openers, closers and changers. In most cases, a button is used as a closer. The connected circuit is closed with a pressure pulse. As already described, this state only lasts as long as the button is pressed. The closer works in the opposite direction. In a basically closed circuit, pressing a button breaks the circuit. As you probably already suspected, a changer can take over both functions. You will surely wonder if this is not a switch. And you are right. A changeover contact corresponds to the pushbutton switch described above.What is a key switch?Key buttons are classic buttons, but they do not have manual controls. Instead, a suitable key is required. Turning the key in the lock changes the switching status. For example, turning the key will open a roller door for as long as it is held in the OPEN position. The roller door stops when the key returns to the zero position. However, such devices are usually designed as pushbutton switches / changeover switches. In these cases, turning and holding the key in the other direction closes the roller door.How do I recognize the switching status of pushbutton switches?Simply designed pushbutton switches can leave you in the dark about which switch position is currently applied. However, most pushbutton switches have a small indicator light that signals the active status.Are all button inserts compatible with all switch ranges?You can buy buttons from us for the most popular switch programs from all relevant manufacturers. These include Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Siemens, Jung, Gira, Elso, Merten, Hekatron, Sommer, Rademacher as well as von Peha, Hager and WindowMaster. We carry both flush-mounted devices and surface-mounted versions.Please note that every manufacturer offers both button inserts for installation in the switch box and complete devices for flush-mounting and surface-mounting. If you decide to buy button inserts, please make sure they are compatible with the switch range you want. TIP:Choose pushbutton inserts and switches from the same manufacturer and from the same series. Cross-series or cross-manufacturer compatibility is not guaranteed, especially for switch ranges with a very individual design. We recommend first choosing a switch range that corresponds to your visual ideas. After that, the search for the right switches and buttons is easier.Can I also carry out KNX controls with a normal button?In this catalog you will receive buttons without a network connection. With a network-capable KNX button, you can operate the end devices integrated in your smart home network. This can be:the blinds, which let you move up and downthe light that you switch and dimthe heating you controlthe doors you open and closecompletely individual, user-defined scenarios It is generally operated using a different number of buttons or rocker switches on the device and/or via displays. KNX buttons specially made for this are more complex than the buttons without network connection offered in this catalogue. This extends to controls with an elegant touch display. Temperature sensors, LED displays and backlights are often already part of a unit. In addition, it is often possible to provide each key with additional functions, which are triggered, for example, by long pressing, double-clicking or even triple-clicking. A corresponding interface is required for communication with your building automation. With some KNX buttons, the so-called bus coupling is already integrated, with others you have to install it additionally and plug in the button. TIP:Using a KNX universal button interface, you can make simple buttons network-capable. With a KNX universal button interface, however, you can basically turn any conventional button into a KNX button. These interfaces are installed in a deep device box behind the conventional button and take on the task of a binary input. This converts the analogue, mechanical switching processes into KNX signals. But this solution is more for:simple standard applications such as switching lightsthe modernization of analogue existing installationsinexpensive and functionally manageable system extensions Complex parameterizations are not possible with these simple buttons. If you want this, the KNX push-button sensors designed for this are the better choice.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Domestic switching devices > Push-switch button you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Branch officeButton buttonsCard switchDouble buttonDouble button series buttonDouble toggle switchFire alarmGroup buttonInstallation buttonInternal buttonManual releaseManual release buttonNostalgia switchPanic buttonParallel buttonPush buttonPush button switchRadio controlReversing buttonRocker switchSignaling contactsSingle buttonTactile elementToggle switchVentilation buttonWireless sensorWireless wall buttonZero clampfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Push button:Assa Abloy effeffBEGA GantenbrinkBerkerBerner TorantriebeBusch JaegerElsoEltakoGiraHagerHekatronHHGIssendorffJungKindermannLegrand BticinoMertenOBOPehaRademacherSiemensSomfySommerWindowMaster
Push button - The area of switch programs is very important here in the eibabo online shop. The buttons, in turn, are an important part of all switch programs and can be purchased in different versions. For example, we carry the classic buttons that either close a contact (NO contact) or open a contact (NC contact) when pressed. In addition, double pushbuttons and double rocker pushbuttons, rotary pushbuttons, key pushbuttons, series pushbuttons, rocker pushbuttons, simple rocker pushbuttons or pull-pull pushbuttons are part of our huge range of pushbuttons. Did you know that there is a difference between a switch and a button? In a switch, an electrically conductive connection is made manually between two contacts. The circuit is closed mechanically. Pressing the switch again breaks this connection and interrupts the current flow. A typical application is the classic light switch. A button, on the other hand, only gives impulses to activate or deactivate a circuit. This impulse is triggered by pressing the button and depending on the line resistance. The classic application example here is the bell on the house or a door opener.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Devices for distribution board-/surface mounting > Push button for distribution board you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Built-in buttonBuilt-in button for distributionsBuilt-in deviceButtonButton for series installationButton with indicator lightButtons and indicator lightsIlluminated buttonIlluminated push buttonIlluminated switchIndicator lightModular installation deviceOn/Off switchPulse buttonPush buttonPush button for DIN railPush button for distribution boardPush button modularPush button signal lampPush button switchPush button, completePush-buttonPushbuttonPushbutton modularSeries installation buttonStart/stop switchSwitchTactile switchfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Push button:ABBDoepkeEatonHagerLegrand BticinoSchneider ElectricSiemensSommerWAGO
Push button complete - The complete pushbutton devices available in the eibabo online shop are simple, extremely robust and easy-to-use switching elements for use in industrial machine and system control. They can be different in color, which makes it possible to clarify their respective function within a control panel. And although the machine control is increasingly being mapped using digital operating elements, mechanical pushbuttons are preferred for certain control functions because they radiate solidity and provide haptic, visual and sometimes also acoustic feedback when operated. This increases security. In addition, they are inexpensive and, in the event of a defect, can be quickly replaced with a new, fully functional component. Most of our complete pushbutton devices are in stock, so they can be shipped quickly and are delivered at short notice. If you wish, you can view the status of the delivery at any time via our tracking system.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Low-voltage industrial components > Push button, complete you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:ActuatorAgreement switchButtonCommand and signaling deviceCommand deviceComplete deviceDouble push buttonDual keyDual push buttonEmergency stop buttonEMERGENCY STOP command deviceEnabling switchFive-way push buttonFront element for push buttonIlluminated pushbuttonIlluminated pushbutton switchKey switchLight switchMushroom buttonMushroom pushbuttonPush buttonPush button, completePushbutton, complete deviceQuad push buttonSelector buttonSingle push buttonSlam switchSwitchfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Push button complete:ABBCaptronCeagConrad ElectronicEaoEatonFarnellRafiRockwellSchlegelSchmersalSchneider ElectricSiemensStahl
Push button connector - Most products in this catalog are push buttons with KNX bus coupler. They look like a normal standard switch or push button, but are KNX push buttons, which are parameterized by means of the ETS and are significantly less expensive than the typical KNX push button. The KNX push buttons BA are connected to the KNX system via integrated bus coupler. The push buttons with bus couplers are available as single, or double type and with middle position, which doubles the range of functions due to upper and lower actuation points. Generally, all touch surfaces can be given separate functions and often provide status LEDs, an advantage over the alternative KNX push button interface with conventional single or double switches. The BA push buttons are also available as splash-proof types and suitable, depending on the manufacturer?s instructions for surface installation in wet rooms. Often BA push buttons also have an integrated temperature sensor. Please refer to the eibabo manufacturer?s descriptions. Eibabo offers KNX push-button bus couplers made by Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Gira, Hager, Jung, Merten and Siemens. The eibabo catalog also offers conventional push buttons couplers or other bus systems, such as communication interfaces, contact input modules, switch gateways, radio transmitter modules, switch interfaces and many more.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Touch sensor connector for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Building controlBuilding system technologyBus couplerBus system button couplingButton couplerButton couplingButton positionFlush mount couplerHome controlMiddle positionNetworkingRoom temperature controllerRoom thermostatThermostatTouch sensor connector for bus systemValve adapterfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Push button connector:Busch JaegerEltakoJungMerten
Multiple control unit - Would you like to be able to conveniently regulate and control sensors and actuators in your smart home from a central location? Very easily. With multiple operating devices from the eibabo® online shop, you are opting for the best quality and high-quality workmanship. Typically, an individual assignment of different functions is possible. The eibabo® shop stands for excellent value for money.What is a multiple operator panel?Multiple operating devices are items, mostly KNX push-button sensors, which are equipped with special functions. These are, for example, infrared interfaces or room temperature controllers to implement extensive detailed circuits. TIP:The installation on the wall takes place at approx. 1.60 m upper edge of the finished floor. This simplifies operation and integrated sensors (e.g. for the room temperature) deliver optimal measurement results. Multiple operating devices often have rocker switches to which you can assign different function inputs at the same time, for example switching the light and adjusting the room temperature. You will also find specific special devices in this eibabo® catalogue. These can be special KNX displays or KNX touch operating devices with special additional functions.Which functions can I map with a multiple operator panel?Depending on the manufacturer, multiple operating devices differ in terms of design, quality, user guidance and scope of the application (software). While simple devices only have the classic basic functions, complex models resemble real 'control centers' for the visualization and operation of various building automation systems. A little overview:When used as a KNX room operating device, the focus is on switching, pressing, dimming as well as controlling blinds and roller shutters. In addition, there is the temperature measurement and temperature control, optionally with different operating modes, switching times or protective circuits against frost and heat. In addition, the control of air conditioning and ventilation systems may be possible. Background lighting, status displays and displays for the date, time and temperature make operation easy. But such a multiple operating device can do even more. TIP:We recommend good advance planning so that you can later accommodate all the functions you need in your multiple control panel. As a security station, for example, you can open and close doors or use the intercom function. Cameras can also be switched if a screen is integrated or connected. You can also implement the operation of the alarm system or in-house communication (internal call, storey call). If required, you can also use such a device as a client for external SIP systems (VoIP communication). With the integration of Internet services, you are able to call up weather data and weather forecasts, web radio and streaming services.Are the multiple operator panels with touch displays better than the simple models with buttons?All models have their advantages and disadvantages. There is basically no better or worse. Much more important is whether a device is suitable for the intended use or not. The range of functions and the operation of the functions play a decisive role. If you would like to operate two to three basic functions, a device designed for this purpose with two to six buttons is sufficient. You assign the respective function to them via Engineering Tool Software (ETS) or proprietary software. If you want to keep the option open for additional functions, a device with a display would be recommended. Depending on the model, you often have the option of providing each button with additional functions. You can trigger this, for example, with a long press, double-click or triple-click. In this way, you can later assign additional keys or expand the range of functions of the device. A display provides an overview. As a communication center for an entire building, we recommend a solution with a touch display. This allows you to organize dozens of parameters clearly using a menu structure.The advantages and disadvantages of multiple operating devicesThe biggest advantage is the central regulation and control of a large number of actions. In addition, you can react comfortably and flexibly to changes and expansions. The architecture of the electrical installation must be well thought out beforehand, especially in the case of a new building or a building renovation. In this way you can later use all desired functions optimally. The disadvantage lies in the higher acquisition costs of such a system compared to individual, conventional devices. With units without a display, with many keys and multiple key assignments, it is easy to lose track.Do all multiple operating devices have an integrated bus connection?Multiple operating devices are designed as part of an automated building structure and usually have an integrated bus connection. This can be recognized by the red and black or red and gray Bus Terminal. Some devices are not equipped with a bus coupler and are plugged onto a separate flush-mounted bus coupler, for example.How are multiple operator panels attached?If you look at the back of the various multiple operator panels, you will notice that they can look different. Many models are designed for installation in one or more switch boxes, whereby the actual attachment can be individual. Please pay attention to a suitable system for you. Devices with a plastic ring and clamps (on the left in the picture) only offer a secure hold if the ring lies firmly and flush against the wall. Small bumps in the plaster or a switch box that protrudes a little too far are not compensated for. This can cause the device to wobble. Screw other devices directly into the switch box. This connection is more stable (middle picture). For some flush-mounted devices, you should use a deep switch box to have more space for connecting the cables (picture on the right).Image: Multiple operating devices mounting typesVariants without their own KNX connection are usually connected to a bus coupler permanently installed in the switch box. These are also securely fastened. If you are planning to install it in a place that is accessible to strangers, we recommend a model with dismantling protection.How do I change the button assignment on multiple operator panels?Normally, the assignment of the key functions can be freely parameterized in the case of multiple operator panels. This is typically done with ETS, the Engineering Tool Software. This is a tool that you need to commission the KNX devices. You can obtain the software from www.knx.org. The ETS is used to parameterize your system and is generally suitable for laypersons who are interested in the logic of the KNX. No programming knowledge is required to make changes to the key assignment. An understanding of simple logical connections is sufficient. We recommend having an experienced system integrator perform the initial setup and have them explain how the setup works. This way you will later be able to change small things yourself.Which multiple operator panel should I buy?That decision is up to you, but maybe we can help. There are numerous versions of KNX multiple operating devices. Manufacturers offer solutions that suit every taste or style of living. But don't let the looks alone guide you. We generally recommend studying the applications (parameters and functions) provided by the manufacturer for the commissioning software (ETS). This ensures that you are able to control the necessary actions via touch sensors or the display. Plan exactly which requirements you place on the multiple control device and decide on a suitable model at top conditions from our shop. TIP:Depending on the model, it is possible to set status LEDs depending on the ambient brightness. In a darkening room, the status LEDs automatically dim and do not disturb at night. In addition to the technical performance, the optics also play a role. Rely on shapes, colors and materials that have a positive effect in the long term. Think about whether you'll enjoy brightly colored displays or LEDs over the long term, or whether it should be more subtle. If possible, opt for dimmable displays or LEDs that can be switched off.High gloss or matteGlass or painted surfaces are beautiful to look at. Note that dirt and fingerprints are quickly visible. Shiny surfaces need to be cleaned more often than matt or rough surfaces.Timeless surface designs made of metal or glass are simple, elegant and look classy. But even with plastic housings, you don't have to make any compromises in terms of design. Many manufacturers offer buttons in acrylic or in a brushed or satined metal look.Which manufacturer of multiple operator panels is recommended?At the eibabo® technology store, we stock high-quality multiple control devices from numerous well-known manufacturers such as Berker, Busch Jaeger, Gira, Hager, Jung, MDT, Merten, Metz, Peha, Thermokon, Warema and Zumtobel. With over 25 years of experience, we can recommend the items from these manufacturers. Please take a look at the following product presentation. There, excellent multiple operator panels are presented according to their relevance.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Multi operating device for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Battery operationBrightnessBus couplerBus technologyButton interfaceCareControl panelControl unitExpansion moduleHumidityLight controlLine of lightMagnetic contactMoellerfunkMultistationOperating unitRadio controlRadio systemRemote controlRoom controllerRoom temperature controllerRoom temperature sensorTactile sensorTactile sensorsTemperature controllerTemperature inputTemperature transmitterTouch displayfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Multiple control unit:BerkerBusch JaegerGiraJungMDTMertenZumtobel
Control switch - We all use switches or buttons every day to switch certain electrical devices on or off. It starts early in the morning when we turn off the alarm clock, turn on the light in the bathroom and activate the electric toothbrush. So we're barely awake for five minutes and have already pressed three buttons or switches. But a switch is not a button and a button is not the same as a push button switch. As different as these assemblies are, as diverse are their functions and areas of application. With the control switches offered in this eibabo catalogue, you can influence the control and operation of machines. This can, for example, only be the classic switching on and off, but also the specification of a direction of movement, the selection of a certain operating status or the setting of speeds and directions of rotation. These control switches are specially designed for use in the industrial sector, have a simple structure, are functionally designed, are easy to understand in terms of their operation and are designed to be correspondingly robust and durable.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Low-voltage industrial components > Control switch you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Cam switchCode switchCoding switchControl elementControl switchCounterFront panel switchGroup switchKey switchLevel switchOn-off switchPackage counterReverserReversing buttonReversing switchRotary switchRotary toggleSelector buttonSelector switchSelector switch complete deviceSelector switch, completeSeries switchSpeed controllerStep switchSwitchSwitch disconnectorToggle switchTwo-way switchfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Control switch:EatonKraus & NaimerMaicoRockwellSchneider ElectricStahl
Tactile sensor - Smart, individual, simple, extravagant, futuristic - touch sensors, also known as KNX buttons, like to attract admiring glances and their modern design alone suggests to every user that this is more than a conventional light switch. Rockers, glowing LEDs, small symbols or even LCD displays give an idea of the numerous functions hidden behind many an installation. In addition, there is often a very noble selection of materials such as high-quality metal, acrylic or glass, which always exudes a touch of extravagance. But why are multifunctional touch sensors needed and how do you use their potential optimally? We give you a brief insight here.The basics in a nutshellTouch sensors are multifunctional control elements for the smart home.The design and function selection is huge, from a single button to a control center with 12 or more buttons, everything is possible.You can use it to control, for example, the light, its dimming, blinds, heating, entertainment center, door opener and all other devices in your home network.The button functions can be assigned individually and can be easily reprogrammed if necessary.Integrated LEDs or other displays often show the respective operating status or provide information about errors.   What is a touch sensor or a KNX button?You can operate the end devices integrated in your smart home network with a touch sensor or a KNX button. This can be blinds that you can raise and lower - light that you dim - the heating that you regulate or completely individual, user-defined scenarios. Depending on the model, operation is optically individual. In general, it is operated using a different number of buttons or rocker switches and/or even displays.The different types of KNX buttonsUsing a KNX universal button interface, you can basically turn any conventional button into a KNX button. These interfaces are installed in a deep device box behind the standard button and thus take on the task of the binary input, which converts the classic switching processes into KNX signals.Which doses are suitable?To do this, use a branch switch box with 4 screw domes or a deep switch box or an electronics box. Use our eibabo® search to quickly find the right item.This solution is particularly suitable for the standard application 'basic lighting' per room (see: 'What are standard applications?') or for the modernization of existing installations as well as for inexpensive and functionally manageable system extensions.'Real' KNX tactile sensors are much more complex and range up to control elements with elegant touch displays. Temperature sensors, LED displays and background lighting are often already combined in one device. In contrast to the simple interface variant, there is often the option of providing each key with additional functions, which are then triggered, for example, by a long press, double-click or even triple-click. TIP:We recommend planning well in advance so that you can later fit all the functions you need into your keypad. While some KNX push-button sensors require a separate bus coupler to which they are plugged, the bus coupler is already integrated in others. The eibabo® technology store also has both complete KNX pushbuttons and pushbutton sensor modules. The latter is 'only' about the technology and you can choose a matching design cover yourself. The possibilities are diverse - you can choose exactly what suits your project.The advantages and disadvantages of tactile sensorsThe central control of a large number of actions on different end devices is certainly the greatest advantage. The plus in comfort is combined with the flexible options for changing and expanding a well-planned setup. The disadvantage is certainly the slightly higher acquisition costs of a smart home solution compared to a conventional electrical installation. In the case of units with many keys and each assignment with different control variables (print, double-click), the overview of all the functions and their control can easily be lost.Unusual application examples in everyday lifeWe have already mentioned a few classic use cases. In the course of our more than 25 years of work, we have also been able to implement 'very special' projects. It starts with the smart opening and locking of the cat flap in the basement, continues with the choreographed lighting of exterior facades and doesn't end with the automatic pool cover, the fully automated aquarium or the heated driveway in winter.  You want to know more? We answer frequently asked questions.Nobody knows everything and sometimes there are small ambiguities that prevent us from correctly grasping connections or from deciding on one or the other product. You may also find an answer to your question in the following topics.How are the KNX devices programmed?Many interested parties are quickly startled by the term 'programming', but it's not that difficult at all, because it's not actually programmed with the 'ETS', but assignments and parameterizations are carried out.What does ETS mean for KNX?The term ETS (Engineering Tool Software) means that it is programming software for commissioning the KNX devices. The tool is more of a software for parameterization and basically also suitable for laypersons with an interest in the logic of the KNX.No programming knowledge or programming language is required. If you are interested in the rather simple logical connections of the KNX bus, you are in a position to create a project. Of course, more complex projects require a certain amount of experience. We always recommend having the basic project created by an experienced system integrator. This allows you to easily change important parameters yourself later on, since many things change in the life cycle.Which touch sensor or KNX button should I buy?Well, we can't give a general answer to this question, but we can perhaps provide some impetus for decision-making. KNX push button sensors are available in a variety of designs. The manufacturers offer solutions for every taste. However, you should not only be guided by the optics. In addition to the optics, eibabo® also recommends checking the applications (parameters and functions) provided by the manufacturer for the ETS (Engineering Tool Software). Significant deficits can open up here in the course of a project if the beautiful button were not able to control the necessary actions correctly. Plan exactly which requirements you place on the respective push button sensor and then select a suitable model accordingly. NOTE:ETS is standardized software for commissioning the KNX devices and can be obtained from www.knx.org. With regard to the design, you should also rely on optics that have a positive effect in the long term and not follow every short-term trend, only to realize a few years later that the brightly colored displays and the LEDs for various status messages on the buttons in the wall were a bit too much of a good thing. It makes sense to ensure that displays can be dimmed or configured in different brightness levels and status LEDs can be configured and switched off. A timeless surface design, for example, has simple elegance, looks classy, is durable and has no playful rockers that could quickly gather dust.How do I recognize whether a touch sensor already has a bus connection?Some touch sensors already have a bus connection. If you're not sure, a look at the back will clarify.Image: KNX push button sensor - Jung 4047TSMA touch sensor is equipped with a bus coupling if it has a black and red (or gray and red) terminal for the bus on its back. This 4-wire terminal with plug-in terminal connection serves as a distributor for up to four KNX lines.How do I keep track of the individual functions of complex touch sensors?We would like to encourage you to think: Imagine you come into a room and have to press the small second rocker from the top left on an 8-way pushbutton sensor every day to switch on the basic lighting. It can quickly happen that you accidentally set the pressure point on the adjacent rocker and unfortunately operate the blinds at 11:00 p.m. Not to mention how a guest or child is supposed to cope with it.So it can indeed be a bit difficult to always steer correctly. But: The advantages of the KNX lie in the intelligence of the system, which is implemented by the system integrator based on their experience and your functional requirements. For this reason, you should arrange functions logically or thematically and, if necessary, group them on easy-to-use buttons. If necessary, it is advisable to divide standard applications and detailed circuits into different buttons at different mounting heights.What are default applications? What is the best way to implement this into the system?The first switch box is usually placed on the 1.05m upper edge of the finished floor. At this point you should mount a conventional double button and connect it twice to the bus via a very inexpensive KNX button interface. Of course, you can also mount 2 or 3 double buttons and integrate a 4-way or 6-way KNX button interface. A deep switch box or electronics box is installed as a flush-mounted box in order to be able to place the small button interface behind the double button.Here you save!Combine a KNX button interface with a conventional double button.With the conventional double button, you have more choice in the design of the switch range and, in the event of defects or design changes, you can obtain a lifetime replacement without having to reprogram. You can assign the most important and most frequently used basic lighting to this button or parameterize the button or the button interface with light scene recall. A beautiful flat switch is also very easy to use for guests and children.What is meant by detailed switching on the KNX button?You should mount detailed circuits of the certainly many functions in a room on the 1.60m upper edge of the finished floor and call them up from a room controller or multiple push-button sensor with an optionally integrated room temperature controller (see also our multiple control unit catalogue). A room temperature controller already requires this mounting height for optimal control. At this user-friendly height, you can then carry out all additional controls for additional lighting, blinds, roller shutters, entertainment, etc.Touch sensors wear out very quickly! Is that correct?Like all other technical components that are used more or less every day, tactile sensors and control points in general are subject to a certain amount of wear and tear. However, this is no different than with conventional buttons or switches. It is possible that individual parts that have been in use for a decade are then worn out.Does it make sense to control the heating using touch sensors?Definitely, as a rule, individual room heating controls are also required for KNX installations. In terms of value for money, the combined buttons with room temperature controllers are the best choice, also in terms of user-friendliness.Which manufacturer offers the most beautiful and best KNX buttons?Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, we won't take a position on that. In terms of quality, however, all brands perform very well. There is no such thing as the 'best' touch sensor. Each manufacturer has its individual strengths in terms of applications (parameters and functions). eibabo® offers switches from all brand manufacturers (from ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Gira, Hager, Jung, MDT, Merten to Siemens). Select KNX push-button sensors in the following versions: KNX push-button sensor, KNX sensor unit, KNX wall sensor, KNX room control unit, KNX push-button sensor module, KNX push-button sensor extension module, KNX push-button 1-fold, KNX push-button 2-fold, KNX push-button 4-fold, KNX push-button 5-way, 6-way KNX button, 8-way KNX button, KNX control panel, KNX button with bus coupler, KNX button module, KNX touch sensor, KNX button sensor plus, KNX glass button.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Touch sensor for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Adapter frameBuilding controlBus couplerBus technologyButton couplerCabel CanalColor displayContactlessControl elementGlass buttonGlass sensorGroup button bus couplerLight scene touch sensorsNickel metallicOutdoor areaPendulum fanReceiving sensorRemote controlRemovable fanShutter buttonSingle rockerSplash proofTactile sensorsTemperature sensorTitle blockTouch sensorWireless pushbuttonWireless solutionfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Tactile sensor:ABBAVM ComputersystemeBerkerbticinoBusch JaegerEatonElsnerESYLUXGiraHagerIssendorffJungLingg & JankeMaicoMDTMertenRopagSiemensTheben
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