Kitchen
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Proper lighting in the kitchen is essential for practical reasons, but also to create the right dining atmosphere. It would be perfect if you have a light switch within reach, but out of sight. |
The AWST-8802 wireless double wall switch can be placed anywhere in your house, for example at the bottom of side of your kitchen cabinets. This wireless transmitter allows you to control all receivers with the automatic code system, for example the ACM-250 build-in dimmer for halogen lighting (220V or 12V with electronic transformer). |
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| You have a certain design light switches in your kitchen (e.g. aluminum silver) and you would rather not place a standard white wall switch. |
The AWMT-230 is a transmitter that you can install behind an existing wall switch. The transmitter will operate together with the existing wall switch, meaning when you use the light switch it will also send a wireless signal to one or more COCO receivers in order to turn on some lights wirelessly. This means you can turn on the ceiling lamp above your dining table and the lights in your kitchen cabinets are the same time. The AWMT-230 can be installed behind a single or double light switch. |
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| Each time you grab something from your storage room, you have to manually turn the lights on and off. It would be convenient if this would go automatically. |
The AMST-606 Magnet Switch is wireless and can therefore be easily placed on the door of a storage room or closet, without cable hassle. The magnet switch can be combined with all COCO receivers that have the automatic code system. For example, you could use it in combination with the AFR-060 Fitting Switch, which is just as easy to install. |
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