The kinetic switches available in the Videosec portfolio allow wireless remote switching, without batteries, wires and maintenance requirement, in a waterproof design. The kinetic energy of the pushing a button powers this new generation of light switches.

The end user encounters the switch at first, so let's review these options before the relay and dimmer modules. The most common types of switches are the single pole 101 and the two-circuit switch, the 105. These can be replaced by the KS2-154, KS2-254 and the three push-button KS2-354. Four and six push-button switches can be used for centralized control of more complex systems. One- two- and four-button remote controls are available in keyring-mounted, portable versions. The switches send a radio signal to the relay modules at 433.8MHz, powered by the kinetic energy of pushing the button. The number and position of the switches to be mounted on the wall does not need to be predetermined, switches can be added to the system at any time. Installation on wood, metal or even glass surfaces is not a problem, nor is installation outdoors in a humid or really wet environment, because the switches are IP67 protected. By implementing kinetic switches, you can save several kilometers of cabling.

The relay modules, dimmers and actuators that receive RF signal from kinetic switches, are available in DIN-rail mounting and in standard 65mm junction box mounting forms. All receivers can be wifi-paired with mobile phone application, where you can check statuses, change outputs or create automations that do switching based on other events or schedule. Among receivers you can choose between 1, 2 or 6 channels dry contact relays, TRIAC dimmers (that are actually FET-based, both leading and falling edge compatible), 2 channels 0-10V dimmers, LED strip PWM controllers and even roller shutter controllers. Every channel can pair with 5 or 10 kinetic switches and be controlled from multiple locations.

Use kinetic switches to control your simple or complex lighting scenes, both in new installations and in renovations.