Remotely controlled switch with relay (module) 8(2) A, 230V~, white *3-wire installation required, SIMON54 DWP10P.01/11

Smart lighting control with Simon 54 switch

The remotely controlled Simon 54 relay switch is a modern solution for convenient lighting management in any room. Designed for flush mounting, it offers reliable operation and wide configuration possibilities. This module, with a rated current of 8(2) A and a voltage of 230V~, allows you to control the lighting with a remote control (available separately), which increases comfort and allows you to create personalized lighting scenes. Requires 3-wire installation.

Versatility and functionality for professionals and users

This switch is not only convenience, but also solid workmanship and easy installation. The modular design of the Simon 54 series allows you to adapt to individual needs, and the high quality of materials guarantees durability and reliability. The use of a relay ensures stable operation even with inductive loads. Additionally, the switch is compatible with infrared buttons, which expands control options.

• Remote control: Convenient switching on and off of lighting without the need for physical contact with the switch.
• Compatibility: Ability to work with various types of remote controls.
• Flush mounting: Aesthetic appearance and discreet integration into the interior design.
• Solid construction: Made of high-quality materials, ensuring long-term use.
• Universality: Possibility of use in stair and cross circuits with traditional electrical accessories.
• Safety: Protection against short circuit and overload, ensuring safe operation of the electrical installation.
• Aesthetics: Glossy white finish fits most interiors.

The Simon 54 series also stands out for its innovative design solutions, such as a metal clamp pressing the frame to the bridge, hiding imperfections in the installation of installation boxes, and base protrusions helping to maintain the vertical or horizontal alignment of multiple sets. The recess on the housing defines the optimal length of wire stripping, and the busbar cover minimizes the risk of electric shock after removing the socket covers.