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COUPLING
2,10 EUR
FOR SAVE CHILDREN
8,10 EUR
Extending frame
1,10 EUR
Textile braided cable
7,30 EUR
Wall-mounted boxes
Collection Accessories
Fireproof box
5,30 EUR
Grey box
1,50 EUR
Box to gypsum board
1,60 EUR
Box to gypsum board double
3,50 EUR
Wall-mounted box double
3,50 EUR
Wall-mounted box triple
4,20 EUR
PC connectors
Collection Accessories
Cat. 5e
6,90 EUR
Cat. 6
8,70 EUR
Cat. 6 shielded
12,00 EUR
Cat. 6A shielded 10G
16,30 EUR
RJ45 connector
2,90 EUR
Devices
Collection Accessories
Wiring diagram
Arrangement 1 - Single-pole switch - 1 circuit switching from 1 place
This switch only allows for switching one light from one place on and off.
Arrangement 2 - Double-pole switch - 2 circuit switching from 1 place at the same time
It has two inputs and two outputs. The function is the same as for the switch number 1. It has got one key and it switches on/off two circuits at the same time.
Arrangement 3 - three-pole switch - 3 circuits switching from 1 place
This switch connection allows you to turn on and off the three lights sequentially.
Arrangement 5 - Serial switch - 2 circuit switching from 1 place
Definition for non-experts - the old name "chandelier switch" fully describes this switch arrangement. For example when you need to use one key for one chandelier arm control and the other key for control of the other arm.
Arrangement 6 - Alternate switch - 1 circuit switching from 2 places
This staircase switch wiring arrangement is again best described by its original name (staircase switch). The switch can control 1 or more lights on a single cable from 2 places. For example the beginning and the end of a staircase.
Arrangement 6+6 - Double alternate switch - 2 circuit switching from 2 places
Staircase switch wiring arrangement again. This time in double variant (double key) Switching 2 circuits from 2 places on and off. For non-experts - for example for a two-arm chandelier in the corridor.
Arrangement 7 - Cross switch - 1 circuit switching from more than 2 places
The cross switch wiring diagram is a Mercedes among switch wirings. This switch allows for control of, for example, one or more lobby lights from several places; even 100 different places is no problem. A 6 arrangement switch must be connected at the beginning and at the end of the control loop. 6+6 switch wiring is also possible; see staircase switch wiring for non-experts.
Bell arrangement
Doorbell wiring (also known as electric doorbell wiring). Wiring diagram of a classical switch with 1 arrangement with spring to return the switch to the original position.
Cat. 5e
Double Cat. PC socket 5e; 2 x RJ 45-8 Cat. 5e; for UTP cable. Guarantee 5 years. Unshielded. (price per set - 2 pieces)
Cat. 6
Double Cat. PC socket 6; 2 x RJ 45-8 Cat. 6 for UTP cable, unshielded. (price per set - 2 pieces)
Cat. 6 shielded
Double Cat. PC socket 6 shielded; 2 x RJ 45 Cat. 6 for STP cable. (price per set - 2 pieces)
Cat. 6A shielded 10G
Double 10 G Cat. PC socket 6A; 2 x RJ 45 Cat. 6A shielded for STP cable. (price per set - 2 pieces)
depth 30mm - special
dimmer M
For all kinds (R, L, C, ESL, LED)
Shutter arrangement
Wiring diagram of double key with spring to return the switch to the original position. Used for shutter control.
Shutter arrangement
Wiring diagram of double key with spring to return the switch to the original position. Used for shutter control.
timer
Used under switch motor. For automatic ventilator or light off setting. Setting range 1 to 10 minutes.
Hole diagram
Diameter and spacing of holes in the wall (including gypsum board)
Socket wiring diagram
