SW-LV2 Switch 2 gang

Model number: SW-LV2

This smart switch has 2 gangs. Each gang can be configured to control a DC shutter between 6-32 volts and a current of up to 1.5 amps.
The switch has a current sensor that protects the switch from overload. It also measures the current consumption of the switch. The current sensor detects the stopping of the shutter when it fully opens or closes. This allows for precise control of the shutter based on percentages through scenarios and the App.
The smart switch is designed for a variety of blinds. Read the instructions carefully and match the smart switch to the shutter using the app and the dip switch located on the back of the module.

Technical Information

Power supply

6-32VDC

Load range

0-1.5A per channel

Transmission frequency

MHz 433.5-434.5

Transmission range

up to 100M

Functionality

on/off, Two way switch, scenario switch, delay switch, shutter and louvered shutter

Background lighting

Shade of color and brightness can be set in the application

Current sensor

0-30A

Protections and safety

current sensor protection, protection against reverse voltage

Dimensions

height 44 mm, width 44 mm, depth 30 mm (1 place)

custom

Adapted to a variety of decorative panels

Installation instructions

Additional advanced functions

This will disable the physical switch, however the switch will still operate from the application. It is also possible to create a scenario that can lock a group of switches. You are also able to create a timer that will operate the lock scenario.

This will turn on background lighting in the switch when your hand nears the panel.

This allows you to set the sensitivity of the touch sensor.

By clicking this button in the application you can see the following data:

RSSI-EU // Signal strength from the central unit to the switch. Signal over 100 is excellent reception. Signal 80-100 ok. Lower than 80 is bad.
RSSI-AP // Signal strength from the switch to the central unit. Signal over 100 is excellent reception. Signal 80-100 ok. Lower than 80 is bad.
CURRENT // The current passing through the switch. Measured by the current sensor.
VERSION // Software version of the switch.

Use one switch to control two separate scenarios.

Change the length of time needed to touch the switch until it operates. Useful when you want to prevent accidental touches from triggering the switch. For example, a delayed press on a scenario to turn off multiple switches.

Change the on/off display colour
of the switch