Electrical bypass - DiO
€9.90
Tax included
Including €0.15 for contribution
Lets you completely turn off any LED/ECO bulbs that flash, flicker or remain slightly lit
With the DiO bypass, you can eliminate any residual current remaining in the electrical wiring and completely turn off any LED or ECO bulbs that flash or flicker.
- Power supply: 230 V ~ 50 Hz
- Consumption: 0.5 W
- Two 15-cm wires, prewired
- Contents: bypass + manual
| Warranty | 2 years |
|---|---|
| Use | Indoor only |
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Smartphone control | No |
Manuels d'utilisation
- 54518 user manual (v1.2 181210).pdf Télécharger
Declarations
- 54518 ce declaration of conformity.pdf Télécharger
Eliminates residual current
Have you ever noticed what happens to your LED or ECO light bulbs once they are turned off? If you look closely, you will see that they are still slightly lit or flashing a little. This is caused by the weak current that remains in the electrical circuit after you have turned a lamp off. It's called residual current.
That's where our bypass is going to come in handy. When installed parallel to the electrical circuit of your lamp, it will absorb the residual current and thus save you energy and money.
The perfect companion for the DiO lighting micromodule
If you have installed our DiO 1.0 Lighting Micromodule on the back of your existing switch, we advise you to complete it with the bypass. In fact, with the micromodule, your light bulbs are never really turned off. The residual current associated with these bulbs is therefore slightly increased. But this also allows you to improve your comfort by controlling your lights remotely.
With our bypass, you keep your comfort while saving money.
Add-on for the following products: 54514, 54515, 54737, 54738, 54759, 54769 and ED-LI-08.
Easy to install
Easily connected to the terminals of the lamp with the two 15 cm prepared wires.
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