Description
Add engraving to indicate use on these six-button LED pilot-lighted Touchplate Classic low voltage switch controls. Each button cap can be engraved with lettering will help identify the location or function of each switch for added safety and convenience for both homeowners and guests alike. Lettering is engraved directly onto button caps so it will not rub off.
Engraving Features
- Engravable on each button switch with up to 10 characters over two stacked lines (up to 5 characters on each line)
- Note - engraved characters include letters, spaces, punctuation
- Letting will be centered: For ex., 1 line of 2 characters will be arranged in the middle vertically and horizontally
- Contrasting letters - gray engraving letters on white, ivory or light almond switches; white lettering on black switches
- Choose switch unit color: white, ivory, black, or light almond
- Special order item - about 3 weeks lead time
Switch Features
- 2 wire low voltage system
- 1 amp @ 28 volts switch contact rating
- 6 momentary contact switches; dry contact
- 4-1/2" x 2-3/4" plastic screwless switchplate
- 2" x 1-9/16" switch block opening
- 3-9/32" screw hole spacing in metal bracket
- 1" mounting screws
- pilot light with 6 green LED bulbs
- replaces CLA-6B-6L, CC-4 and CCN6 Touchplate units
- CLAS1-0606A by Touch Plate, satin finishes
- includes wiring instruction guide
- made in USA
Find more devices, switch plates, transverters and relays at Touch-Plate Low Voltage Lighting Controls.
Q & A
Q. I need a low voltage 3-way switch with pilot light. Will this work?
A. Yes, just wire two or more switches in parallel to the relay - each will be able to control the same light. The relay responds when it receives a signal from any switch hooked up to it.
Q. Will these control stations provide pilot light functionality if I don't currently have it on my switches?
A. Unlikely. Functional pilot light requires a Pilot Light Power Transformer 6V for each pilot light and an extra wire in the walls. If you do not currently have that extra wiring then it would have to be run through the walls first.
