Wireless 4-channel button 55x55mm for Busch Reflex and Duro frames. Generates the energy for radio telegrams even when the button is pressed, so no connecting cable and no standby loss. With rocker and double rocker. The scope of delivery includes a rocker, a double rocker, a mounting frame, a holding plate (all the same color), the radio module and an adhesive film. Radio buttons with a rocker can send two evaluable signals: press the top rocker and the bottom rocker. Radio buttons with a double rocker can send four evaluable signals: press two rockers each at the top and bottom. The holding plate can be screwed onto a flat surface or stuck to the wall, glass or furniture using the adhesive film provided. The sleeves in the box are used for screw fastening over a 55mm switch box. The double rocker is snapped onto the radio module at the factory. If you want to replace it with the large rocker, pull the rocker halves forwards and do not bend them towards the middle. Then snap the large rocker on so that the markings 0 and I on the back match the radio module. When gluing it on, first glue the holding plate set with frame and fastening frame - with the notches at the top and bottom. Then snap the radio module set with rocker - marking 0 on the back always at the top - into place. Before screwing it on, remove the frame with fastening frame from the holding plate. To do this, press the notches on the holding plate outwards. Then screw on the holding plate - with the notches at the top and bottom -, snap the frame with the fastening frame on and snap the radio module set with rocker - marking 0 on the back always at the top - into place. For screw fastening, we recommend sheet metal countersunk screws 2.9x25mm, DIN 7982 C. Both with dowels 5x25mm and on 55mm switch boxes. The radio module contained in the radio button can be taught in encrypted form in all encryptable actuators of the 61 and 71 series, as well as in the FAM14, according to the operating instructions. The radio button encryption rocker FTVW is required for this. Encryptable actuators have the key pictogram.
