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Re: Still not found a satisfactory Momentary push switch


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: Still not found a satisfactory Momentary push switch
  • From: "psghome2002" <psghome@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2002 20:49:12 -0000
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I just wrote a whole paragraph explaining how I'd spoken to several=20
wholesalers who said it wasn't available - until I had a thought and=20
actually looked closer at the 2000/2001 MK catalogue I stole from a=20
wholesaler the other day.

Now it looks like there isn't a push to make switch available in the=20
standard logic plus plateswitch range BUT by using a 'Grid Plus=20
frontplate' (similar sloped top to the logic plus range) with=20
the 'grid plus' switch modules, we should get what we want. The part=20
No's are:

K3631 WHI   White 1 module frontplate
K3632 WHI   White 2 module frontplate  etc...
K4910 WHI   20A DP one-way push to make switch module

I presume this is the right switch to use, their catalogue labeling=20
is a bit confusing as they have push switches and push to make=20
switches (both appear to be rocker switches).

The only other question I would have on these switches are that the=20
MK bell push switches I tried are pretty stiff to push (not=20
desireable as light switches). I wonder whether other push to make=20
switches are similar (a function of being able to switch 20A without=20
undue arcing?)

Paul.

--- In ukha_d@y..., "jakl2001uk" <jakl2001uk@y...> wrote:
> Paul, i am looking into the MK LOgic Plus range, stylish, cheap,=20
and=20
> the screws are not visible. I am currently verifying whether push-
to-
> make mechanisms are available in this range. Let me know if you=20
are=20
> interested in further details.
>=20
> for images, see these...
>=20
>=20
http://www.mkelectric.co.uk/mkelectric/mkproducts.nsf/0/533BF9111B39C
6
> 1480256890004EB69F/
>=20
>=20
http://www.mkelectric.co.uk/mkelectric/mkproducts.nsf/0/F563CAF6AA06B
E
> 0380256890004E94D5/
>=20
> J
>=20
>=20
> --- In ukha_d@y..., "psghome2002" <psghome@h...>
wrote:
> > After much searching, visits to several electrical
wholesalers,=20
> > reading of MK, clipsal etc catalogues, I've still to find a=20
decent=20
> > looking push-to-make wall switch (I don't like the round
clipsal=20
> > stuff) that doesn't have 'push' or 'bell' printed on it :( and=20
is=20
> > fairly easy to press.
> >=20
> > Anyone found anything half decent? What I'd really like is a=20
> > Lutronesque dimmer switch with LED's that give the dim level,=20
liked=20
> > to HomeVision, LD11's etc.
> >=20
> > I could use one of my ordered Fuji tablets and do it via
ACE/Web=20
> etc=20
> > (but a bit big though). I've also looked at Xantech smartpad's=20
or=20
> > pure IR control but a bit pricey (even if I can manage to get=20
> > someone to ship direct from US so I don't pay twice the price
in=20
> UK!)
> >=20
> > As I'm a gadget freak, I'd like something a bit special but
with=20
13-
> > 14 rooms to replace anything too costly is out of the question=20
> > (especially as I've just committed =A315k to the rest of the=20
> > system!!!).
> >=20
> > Any thoughts?
> >=20
> > Paul.



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