Select is the architectural default — restrained, minimal, resolved.
Cockpit is the deliberate choice.
The cone-shaped knob and knurled grip give Cockpit a presence on the wall that a flat push button does not have. It is the right switch for a room where the specification has been considered at a level of detail that extends to every piece of hardware on the wall. A study. A private dining room. A hospitality suite where warmth matters more than minimalism. A bar where the detail is part of the atmosphere.
Available in standard and KNX-integrated variants. The choice between Cockpit and Select is a design decision. The finish, the lead time, and the ordering process are identical.
Three frames. One collection.
Cockpit, Opera Cockpit, and Circum Cockpit share the same finish library, technology variants, and engraving options.
The frame is the only variable.
The original Lithoss frame. Mounts on a US double-gang electrical box with a Lithoss mudring adapter.
The rectangular frame for US and international single-gang electrical boxes. Direct mount. No adapter required.
The round frame. Requires a European-standard electrical box. FD can source compatible boxes for US projects.
Character in every finish. The deliberate choice.
Cockpit in warm finishes — Copper, Bronze Antique, Brass Antique, Nickel
Cockpit finishes. By frame.
Each Cockpit finish is a combination of plate, frame, and toggle finish. Original and Circum share the same 25-finish palette. Opera has a curated set of 15 finishes. All finishes are made to order in Belgium.
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Specifies alongside Select
on the same system.
Cockpit is a mechanical push button with a dry contact output. It wires directly into Crestron, Control4, Lutron HomeWorks, Savant, Vantage, and RTI with no additional hardware — the same integration path as Select. Place Select keypads in primary rooms and Cockpit as a toggle accent in a study, a hall, an entry. Both on the same system. Both in the same finish.
Wires into the control system already on the project.
The push button sends a momentary dry contact signal into the I/O module already in the rack. No additional hardware at the switch location. The integrator maps it to an input and programmes the scene. The same workflow as any other dry contact device on the system — no new skills, no new hardware, no additional cost per location.
Vantage · RTI
KNX projects with an interface module.
Cockpit has no on-board KNX chip. For KNX projects, an external interface module is required at each Cockpit location. The push button dry contact connects to the module, which sends KNX commands onto the bus. Confirm module compatibility and box depth with the KNX integrator before specifying.
and they read as one family across the project — whether they are on the same control system or not.
Two-way switch variant available for standalone locations not on a control system.
Wallbox compatibility.
Available to trade professionals.
One application. One set of terms. Trade pricing from day one.