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Vent-Axia Multihome wired 4-position switch - SSU-WZ

The Vent-Axia switch is specially designed for the Vent-Axia Multihome series. The switch has 4 different settings that allow you to easily adjust the air flow of your mechanical ventilation unit.

Brand	Vent-Axia
Category	Vent-Axia parts and accessories
GTIN	5015135977085
Manufacturer's item number	8000001414
Article number	19120533

Specifications

Category code	203
Type of switch	Level switch
Number of switch positions	4
With zero (off) position	No
With retraction in 0-position	No
Device construction	Built-in device
Suitable for floor mounting	No
Suitable for front mounting	No
Suitable for distribution board installation	No
Suitable for intermediate mounting	No
Complete device in housing	Yes
Type of control element	Other
Front shield size	90x90 mm

Documents

Productsheet - Vent-Axia Multihome NL

Technical Sheet - Vent-Axia Multihome NL

Installation and Wiring Instructions - Vent-Axia Multihome NL/EN/FR

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