Yes, our touch switches can easily be connected to the existing wiring in your home. So you don't have to pull a new wiring. This makes the installation easy, quickly and suitable for both renovation and new construction.

No. A touch switching switch functions Only with another touch switch switch. Combining a touch switch with a traditional (mechanical) switch is not possible. Both switches must support the same touch technology to function correctly.

You can maximum Five touch switches Link with each other in one circuit. These are interconnected with a Com-wire, while each switch is connected separately to its own phase wire (L). This makes the application of a cross switching superfluous.

No. A cross switch is a cross switch with Touch Exchange Switches no more needed. Thanks to the COM connection between multiple touch switches, the need for a complex cross switching is lapsed. This considerably simplifies the installation.

When applying a Smart Home exchange switch, you only need one smart switch in the entire circuit. The other switches can be normal on/off touch switch switches. That is more efficient and cost -saving.

NB: The Smart Home switch must be placed at the location where the lamp is connected.

Even when applying a dimmer exchange switch, only one dimmer is needed in the circuit. The other switches may be on/off touch switches as standard. This saves you costs and the operation remains flexible.

Just as with the Smart Variant: the dimmer must be connected to the spot where the lamp is connected.

No. At Touch Exchange switches you can connect the lamp to any desired location in the circuit. This gives flexibility during installation. It is important that you work consistently and that the wiring corresponds to the schedule.

Yes. You can combine single and double exchange switches in the same installation without any problems. The following also applies here: you can connect the lamp to several places. With double switches, the lamps are connected to output L1 or L2 of the relevant button.

When you connect a lamp to L1 or L2, this is a fixed output. The relevant button on the switch will therefore always serve that lamp specifically. This is useful for, for example, double switches, where you operate multiple light points independently of each other.

This is an example of a double change in switch. The lamps can be connected to any exchange switch. It is not mandatory to connect them to the same switch.

This is an example of a double cross switch. The lamps can be connected to any exchange switch. It is not mandatory to connect them to the same switch.

This is an example of a double cross switch 4 simple. The lamps can be connected to any exchange switch. It is not mandatory to connect them to the same switch.

This is an example of a possible circuit. You can also create other combinations of single and double exchange switches, where you can combine 2 to 5 single and double exchange switches. The switch to which the lamp is connected works directly on that button and cannot be changed. You will then easily learn the other switches.

Yes, after you have connected the switches correctly according to the connection schedule, they still have to be synchronized. Without synchronization, the exchange switches will not communicate with each other and the operation of the lamp will not function on the other switch.

After installation, first check the following:

• Does both switches burn the LED lighting (blue or red)?
• Do all switches to which a lamp is connected (connection L1 / L2) work correctly when switching on and off?

If you have any questions for one of these two "no" must answer, is the connection not correct according to the schedule. First check the wiring before you start synchronizing.

1. Keep the switch to which the lamp is connected (connection L1 or L2) approximately 5 seconds pressed, until you have a beey belongs.
2. Release the switch immediately after the beep.
3. Then press the other touch switch switch once in short And let go.
4. Now the switches are synchronized. You can operate the lighting from both switches.

Have you accidentally linked a wrong switch or is the set no longer responding well? Then you can synchronization reset:

1. Keep the relevant switch 20 pressed seconds.
2. You first hear one beep, keep pressed until you have one second beep belongs.
3. Then let go. The synchronization has now been completely deleted.

NB: The synchronization remains stored in the memory, even after switching off the current. A reset is therefore only necessary in the event of incorrect coupling or replacement of a switch.

• You can go on the lamp each Connect touch switch: 1, 2, 3 or 4.
• Maximum Four switch switches can via the Com connection are linked.
• You can both Some switch switches (e.g. VL-FC1S-2G) if Double/series switches (e.g. VL-FC2S-2G).
• Synchronization is retained, even in the event of a power failure or when you switch off the group.
• At Livolo is No cross switch required, not even with three or more switches.

Yes, the synchronization between the Touch exchange switches remains internal memory, even when you switch off the power through the group in the meter cupboard. So you have to make it after voltage or a power interruption not to synchronize again. The switches continue to function immediately after switching on as before.

No, all switches within one change link must be on the same power group be connected. Combining multiple groups in one circuit is absolutely not allowed And can lead to dangerous situations such as short circuit or overload. So always make sure that all touch switches that are connected to each other via the com wire come from one and the same group In your meter cupboard. When in doubt: have this checked by a recognized installer.