Description
Two button two wire Touchplate 5002 series white low voltage switch station includes a durable screw-less face plate and 2 momentary push button switches to control two lights. Replacement for older style Touch-Plate 5102, 50-2, 50-2PL.
Features
- 2 wire low voltage system
- 4 amp @ 28 volts switch contact rating
- 2 momentary contact switches; dry contact
- buy Touchplate 5002 light switches in 2 other colors
- durable plastic switch plate is 4-1/2" H x 2-3/4", overall station depth is 13/16" from front face to back of button
- one 1-1/8" x 5/8" horizontal push button switch
- screw holes spaced 3-9/32" apart in bracket
- 22 AWG wire
- two 1" mounting screws included
- add the free 5000 series wiring instructions for Touch-Plates if needed
- replaces 5002-WHT, 5101, 50002, 50-1 & 50-1PL 1 button Touchplate units
- 500C1-0200A-WHT by Touch Plate, satin warm white
- made in USA
Find more Touch-Plate device styles and wall covers at Low Volt Touch-Plate Switches and Switch Plates.
This 2-wire low voltage 2 button switch unit can be used to replace any 3-wire low voltage 1 switch unit by GE, Bryant or Remcon. If converting from these systems, be sure to order the 3 wire to 2 wire Touch Plate conversion guide, which will then be included free of charge.
Q & A
Q. Can this Touch Plate switch unit be wired as a three way?
A. Yes, these function as 3-way low voltage momentary switches. The switch will be wired in parallel to the relay it is controlling, and the relay will respond when receiving a signal from the switch.
Q. Can I use this low voltage 2-switch unit to control two different garage doors or dumb waiters?
A. Touch Plate switches are used in so many different low voltage applications. As long as the garage doors or dumbwaiters are low voltage (24-30 VDC) and 2-wire/momentary, Touchplate wall switches can work fine. Typically a dumb-waiter or door bell is separate and isn't connected to the low voltage system. So this means it wouldn't be different for a 3-wire system or a 2-wire. Even a garage door switch typically goes right to a doorbell transformer and doesn't connect to anything else, but you would want to confirm that. A momentary switch (SPST) is all that is needed. SPST=Single Pole Single Throw.
