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Details voltage, current ratings, wire types, and environmental conditions for the switch.
Instructions and diagrams for physically installing the low voltage switch.
Critical safety warnings regarding junction box compatibility and wiring class.
Guidance on connecting switch terminals and understanding button/LED indicators.
The LVSW series low voltage switch is designed for use with lighting control devices that require a momentary contact closure to toggle the state of the lighting load. Each button on the LVSW switch includes an LED indicator that displays the current state of the lighting load when connected appropriately to the lighting control device. These switches are available in five color kits, and custom engraving options are also offered.
The LVSW switch acts as an input device for lighting control systems, providing momentary contact closures to signal changes in lighting states. The integrated LED indicators provide visual feedback on the current status of the controlled lighting loads. The switches are designed for indoor use and are UL and cUL listed, ensuring compliance with safety standards.
The LVSW switch is designed for installation in standard junction boxes. It is crucial to note the following warnings:
The switch is installed into a single-gang wall box or one position in a multi-gang switch box using the provided mounting screws. Care should be taken to press the low voltage wires into the box to prevent them from being pinched by the mounting plate. An appropriate switch cover plate (not supplied) is then installed to complete the installation.
Each LVSW switch features one or more on/off buttons, depending on the model (LVSW-101, LVSW-102, LVSW-103, LVSW-104, LVSW-108). Each button is accompanied by a blue LED indicator. This LED illuminates to show the current state of the controlled lighting load, providing immediate visual feedback to the user.
The device itself does not specify any particular maintenance features. Given its nature as a low-voltage switch, maintenance would typically involve ensuring clean connections and proper operation of the buttons and LEDs. In case of malfunction, troubleshooting would likely involve checking wiring connections and the associated lighting control device. The robust design for indoor use and UL/cUL listing suggest a durable product with minimal maintenance requirements under normal operating conditions.
| Brand | wattstopper |
|---|---|
| Model | LVSW Series |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
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