Technical Resources.

Installation manuals, ETS software and programming references for every Lithoss technology. All documents hosted by Lithoss.

KNX Casambi Push Button · 24V

KNX

ETS Software loads into the commissioning tool, the Parameter Handbook sets button functions, the Installation Manual covers wiring. ETS files are button-count specific, so take one per switch type on the project.

29V SELV · NEC Class 2 · ETS native

ETS Software

Product database files (.knxprod) for ETS, one per button count. There is no 3-button file. Three-button switches take the 4-button file with one channel unconfigured.

ZIP Select KNX, ETS Software, 1 button Open

ZIP Select KNX, ETS Software, 2 buttons Open

ZIP Select KNX, ETS Software, 4 buttonsAlso use for 3-button. Configure 4 channels and leave one unused. Open

ZIP KNX Dimmer, ETS Software Open

Parameter Handbook

ETS parameters: button functions, dimming, scene recall, LED color, temperature sensor, rear input.

PDF Select KNX, Parameter Handbook Open

PDF KNX Dimmer, Parameter Handbook Open

Installation Manual

PDF Select KNX, Installation ManualAll button counts · Select, Opera Select, Circum Select Open

Wiring, wallbox dimensions and mounting for all three frames.

PDF Pixel KNX, Installation Manual Open

PDF Pixel 6PR KNX, Installation ManualSix-button Pixel Open

PDF KNX Dimmer, Installation Manual Open

Casambi

Configured in the Casambi app. There is no commissioning software. Battery runs on a coin cell. Mains is continuously powered and repeats the mesh.

Installation Manual

PDF Select Casambi, Installation ManualCovers Battery and Mains variants Open

Mains is built for US and EU voltages, so it runs on 120V. It carries no UL certificate, so the AHJ has to accept it. Battery cannot drive a backlight, and NEC 210.70 restricts battery switches at code-required switching locations.

PDF Pixel Casambi, Installation Manual Open

PDF Casambi Dimmer, Installation Manual Open

Push Button · 24V

Crestron · Control4 · Savant · Lutron HomeWorks · Vantage · RTI · all dry-contact 24V input systems

A momentary dry contact. All logic sits in the control processor, so there is nothing to program at the switch. Two families below: 24V with an LED, and 24-250V without.

24V with LED · UL E538637 · single frame · Original and Opera

Installation Manual

PDF Select 24V with LED, Installation ManualAll frames, all finishes Open

White or amber. Wiring is identical, the color is a factory option, and the processor drives the LED state. For a button with no visible LED, leave the LEDs unwired. It stays UL listed.

PDF Select 24-250V, no LED, Installation ManualAll frames, all finishes Open

Runs as a dry contact into a control system, or standalone on one impulse relay per circuit in the wall box, an Eltako ES61-UC for example. Several buttons can share a relay for multi-location switching.

PDF Pixel 24-250V, no LED, Installation Manual Open

PDF Pixel 6PR with LED, Installation ManualSix-button Pixel Open

PDF Pixel 6PR push button, Installation ManualSix-button Pixel Open

PDF Pixel teleruptor 1PR, Installation ManualImpulse relay wiring for standalone switching Open

PDF Cockpit, Installation Manual Open

A 6A mechanical toggle or push button, 24 to 250V, switching the load directly or feeding a relay as a dry contact. There is no KNX or Casambi variant; for KNX, pair it with a third-party dry-contact input. The standard neon is a 250V part. A 120V neon is made to order, 12 to 20 weeks.

Questions not covered here? Contact Florian Lighting at projects@floriandesigns.com