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Function and device overview
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Function and device overview
Floating pushbuttons can be integrated into the Home-
matic IP system with relatively little effort in conjunction
with the Homematic IP contact interface. This means
conventional pushbuttons can be retrofitted flexibly with
Homematic IP functions and devices so that objects such
as lights and shutters can benefit from intelligent controls.
The compact housing means the contact interface can
be mounted flexibly inside a flush-mounted box. Existing
switches or switch series can continue to be used without
any additional installation effort.
The free Homematic IP smartphone app even allows
switches and magnetic contacts to be connected to the
contact interface to facilitate convenient wireless com-
munication.
The durable, replaceable lithium battery has a service life
of up to 2 years – the device does not need to be con-
nected to the power supply.
Device overview
(see Figure 1)
:
(A)
System button (teach-in button and LED)
(B)
Battery compartment
(C)
Battery holder
(D)
Antenna
(E)
IN1 connecting cable
(F)
GND connecting cable
