The FF series pushbuttons and accessories offer various configurations to meet diverse needs, featuring both 4-fold (EK-ED2-TP) and 6-fold (EK-EB2-TP) models equipped with KNX communication modules.
The 4-fold pushbutton fits into a round or square flush mounting box with 60 mm fixing hole spacing, while the 6-fold version is designed for a 3-seater rectangular wall box per Italian standards with 83.5 mm hole spacing. Each device includes a metal support, which can be ordered separately, along with a terminal block for connection.
Pushbuttons require a rocker surface and a frame, with rockers available in square or rectangular shapes in plastic or aluminum, offering various colors and finishes. Rockers can be customized with symbols and text for clarity.
Each pushbutton features programmable integrated LEDs that can serve as status indicators or night lights, available in blue/green or red/white combinations.
Dimensions
80 x 80 x 8 mm.
Technical features
- 4-fold configuration (up to 8 independent functions)
- 4 freely programmable LEDs per channel
- Integrated temperature and brightness sensor
- Room thermostat function
- Plastic casing
- Wall-mounted installation compatible with round or square boxes
- KNX terminal block connection
- Front programming button and LED
- IP20 protection degree (when installed)
- Weight: 80 g (including mounting support)
Showcasing Italian design quality
Ekinex, founded in 2012 by a team of automation experts specializing in the KNX standard, launched its first certified products and established its global website in 2014, connecting with operators in home and building automation, as well as architects and interior designers.
Currently, Ekinex operates in 91 countries, showcasing Italian design quality and expertise. Its research and development labs create control systems for homes and buildings that merge innovative home automation technology with aesthetic design and detail. In July 2019, Ekinex S.p.A. sold a minority share to Caleffi S.p.A., a leader in the hydro-thermo-sanitary sector for nearly sixty years. It designs devices that simplify everyday tasks across various environments, including homes, offices, public buildings, schools, hospitals, and industries. Its home automation concept, supported by the KNX standard, facilitates the decentralized and automated management of diverse technological systems.
