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Smart thinking with Gira pushbutton sensor 4


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ntegration is a fundamental factor in today’s lifestyle values, especially in the modern smart home where discerning homeowners are demanding the very best in connected living and this has propelled KNX solutions to the forefront of property development, opening up a new dimension for home automation. Future-proof and flexible, KNX is the global standard for smart homes, with hundreds of leading manufacturers including Gira offering compatible products creating endless possibilities for interior lighting, blinds, heating and audio visual to name a few.


Blending high-functionality and minimalist style, the new Gira pushbutton sensor 4 is available now, bringing even more ease and control to busy households. Up to eight functions can be effortlessly controlled from one clever switch. The new Gira pushbutton sensor 4 allows the user to operate lighting and blinds, measure the temperature and humidity via built-in sensors and thanks to an external sensor that measures temperature for a truly comfortable home environment. Jacob Muijnck, Director at Gira explains,


“Meeting the rising demand for premium design with intuitive control and operation. Right now, the market is showing demand for new KNX products and as a green sustainable technology, they help to contribute up to 60% energy savings and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of a building. Able to be applied to small and large buildings alike, the new Gira pushbutton sensor 4 is designed to be a future-proof solution, which is easily updated via the Gira ETS Service App.”


Facilitating greater control at the touch of a button, the new Gira pushbutton sensor 4 enables the end user to control various functions in the KNX system with minimum effort. Measuring 95 mm x 95 mm, the switch is a comfortable size and has a pleasant, tactile appeal, thanks to the 3mm-thick covering on


each button to provide optimum control.


As personalization is key


to prime properties, you can choose the right model for your project as the device is available in 1-gang, 2-gang and 4-gang providing up to 2, 4 and 8 separate functions respectively. Each option can be freely assigned, depending on your needs. Gira even offers a labelling service so that every function is clearly marked. Further


02_ 4-gange Gira pushbutton sensor 4 information about the Gira


Inscription Service is available at www.marking.gira.com


Configurable LEDS make life even easier to indicate which functions are in operation. Eight colour settings ensure that you can see what is happening at a glance and for increased efficiency, provide a low-level nightlight in the dark to illuminate the controls. The LEDs can be easily dimmed to suit a bedroom or nursery setting where subdued lighting is welcomed. Elegant and minimalist, this switch can blend in with all decors and comes in classic Glass Black, Glass White, Aluminium, Stainless Steel and Aluminium Black. The latest high-fashion finishes include: pure white glossy, pure white satin matt, black


01_ Versatile and functional, the Gira push button sensor 4 is a high-quality KNX operating device. Its clear surface, square shape and contemporary finish- es are a perfect match for modern and harmonious interior design


matt, grey matt and anthracite, as well as a PVD coated version in bronze giving you the ability to match contemporary colour palette. The new Gira pushbutton sensor 4 has a high-quality modern design, with strong materials and aesthetic appeal that create impact. For the height of balance and personal expression, the pushbutton sensor 4 has the same external dimensions as the Gira Esprit design line and it can also complement the Gira E2 design line for perfect colour- matching and whole house interior design.


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