Technical Information
| Item condition |
New |
| Manufacture name |
ENO radio transmitter ENOA590-01SWM |
| Brand |
Jung
|
| Categories |
Switches
Remote Controls & RF & IR Receivers
|
| Country of origin* |
DE |
|
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To confirm the specific country of origin, please contact your account manager.
|
| Harmonized System Code |
8526 9200 00
|
| ETIM |
EC000257
|
| Mounting method |
Surface mounted (plaster) |
| Signal transmission |
Radio frequency (RF) |
| Number of channels |
2 |
| Range |
300 m |
| With remote control |
No |
| Wall-mounted transmitter |
Yes |
| With manual transmitter |
No |
| Window transmitter |
No |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 |
4011377205383 |
| Packing level 2 |
4011377205383 |
Other Technical data
| Colour |
Black |
| Halogen free |
Yes |
| Surface protection |
Lacquered |
| Suitable for switch |
Yes |
| Suitable for dimmer |
No |
| Suitable for movement sensor |
No |
| Material quality |
Thermoplastic |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Suitable for venetian shutter switch |
No |
| RAL-number (similar) |
0 |
| Transparent |
No |
| Surface finishing |
Matt |
| Suitable for indication element |
No |
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Description
Radio transmitter ENOA590-01SWM enables RF-based signal communication within a switch system.Operates as a wall-mounted unit for manual input.Supports up to two channels and offers 300 m range. Surface mount configuration, designed for plaster installation.Constructed from thermoplastic material with lacquered surface protection.Black coloration, matt finish, non-transparent exterior.Halogen-free housing ensures safety compliance in sensitive areas.Wall-mounted transmitter functionality;not equipped with remote or manual transmitters attached otherwise.Utilizes RF signal transmission method adaptable to compatible switches only―not suitable for dimmers, venetian shutter switches, movement sensors, or indication elements present in the circuit interaction usage matrix directly indicated across modeled configurations processed live simulation end-use adaptations