Rocker for roller shutter switch and push-button, polar white, glossy, System M
Technical Information
| Item condition | New |
| Manufacture name | Rocker for roller shutter switch and push-button, polar white, glossy, System M |
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
| Categories |
Switches |
| Country of origin | DE |
| Harmonized System Code | 3925 9010 00 |
| Colour | White |
| Width | 0 mm |
| Model | Single rocker |
| Halogen free | Yes |
| Height | 0 mm |
| Depth | 0 mm |
| Utilization | Switch/push button |
| Surface protection | Untreated |
| Material quality | Thermoplastic |
| Material | Plastic |
| Type of fastening | Clamp mounting |
| Imprint/indication | Symbol "arrows" |
| Monitoring window/light outlet | Yes |
| RAL-number (similar) | 9010 |
| With label area | No |
| With exchangeable lens/symbol | No |
| Surface finishing | Glossy |
| Suitable for degree of protection (IP) | IP20 |
| Suitable for touch sensor connector for bus system | Yes |
| Scannable symbol/barrier free | No |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 | 3606485094700 |
| Packing level 2 | 3606485094707 |
| Packing level 3 | 3606485094708 |
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Description
Schneider Electric Merten System M rocker MTN432419 is in color polar white for roller blind. This rocker belongs to M-Arc, M-Elegance, M-Plan, M-Plan glass, M-Smart, M-Star, System M aesthetic group. Its fixing mode is by clamp. The rocker is made of polycarbonate, making it as resistant as possible. Being reliable and resistant enough, it reaches IP20. As a green premium product, this device is environmentally friendly as well. And it is mercury free and heavy metal free, being environment-friendly as always. This rocker is SVHC (substances of very high concern) free too. And it is halogen free. In addition, this rocker is specially designed for residential, small commercial, facilitating the daily needs easily and safely. System M range is based on 4 different surfaces and materials. With 9 different design variations and over 280 functions, the system can meet any customer demand.
