Switching Adjustable switch by key - Simon 100 | IGSA

Do you want to create a switch with Dimmable Switch by push button? With this, you can turn a light on and off from two different points and, in addition, with one you can regulate the intensity of the light. Its installation is much simpler than it might seem, and in this video tutorial we show you.
Before starting the process, remember that:
· The switching installation consists of:
- An Adjustable Switch from the Simon 100 series
- A Simon 100 Series Switch
- You can connect a mechanical or electronic button
- Switching is possible with any adjustable switch except 1-10v
For this, it is necessary to proceed with the following steps:
1) Disconnect the automatic circuit breaker in the house to be able to handle the installation safely
2) Starting with the normal switch:
- Wire the phase
- Wire the cable to the adjustable switch
- Mount the mechanism on the frame
- Mount the key
- Assemble the frame
3) Continuing through the adjustable switch:
- Wire the cable from the push button
- Mount the mechanism on the frame
- Mount the key
- Assemble the frame
- Reconnect the automatic switch in the house to have electricity
As a demonstration, at the end of the video the user performs the following actions:
- With the normal switch, the user turns the light on and off
- With the dimmable switch, the user turns on the light and adjusts the intensity of the light by sliding the finger from right to left.
What tools are required for installation?
- A small screwdriver to wire the cables of the Adjustable Switch
In short: this switch represents an evolved solution from the classic switches: now it is not only possible to switch the light on and off, but also to regulate its intensity from one of the mechanisms.
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