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Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches?

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  • #1 17450802
    gsmphone
    Level 13  
    I need pushbuttons (of the bell type - that is, only normally-open, returning to the start position when the key is released) quadruple. They must fit into a normal flush-mounted box. They must not be tactile and not for KNX!!! Something like the one pictured would be nice.
    There used to be an older gentleman at a "smart home" fair who offered such (for intelligent relay installation), but I can't track him down (neither on the internet nor in the fair stand list).

    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .
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  • #2 17453461
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    Double momentary louvre button
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    CJC LISA quadruple action switch aluminium
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches?
    PRICE FROM COSMOS but you might be able to find something cheaper.

    Source .
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  • #3 17453530
    gsmphone
    Level 13  
    Thanks for the reply. The one for the blinds doesn't appeal to me a bit because it does suggest that if you press it the blinds will work, so I prefer the other one you suggested.... unfortunately the price is out of space and I need a total of 5 :/.
  • #4 17454178
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    I searched and apparently found something else like this:
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    VL-W104-WC Quad switch, classic flap switch with white glass panel.

    Only they don't say anything about whether it is momentary you would have to ask.

    And such DELTA .
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    description: Bus buttons of the DELTA profile programme can be used for various applications – switching and dimming of lights and control of internal and external blinds. With frame and panels for combination .


    There are also these touch but they probably won't approach you.
  • #5 17454269
    gsmphone
    Level 13  
    Livolo have it badly constructed.... it will be hard to hit such a narrow key.

    These Siemens ones look cool.... only knowing Siemens they will be very expensive, moreover I have not found a distribution.
  • #6 17454385
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    gsmphone wrote:
    Siemens these are going to be very expensive, by the way I have not found distribution.

    Well also the price from space you can see this market with such a momentary button option is poor and manufacturers set prices from space.

    On alledrogo I found something like this, I do not know if it would be possible to adapt it to your needs, but I see that the price is satisfactory.

    WIRELESS 4 CHANNEL SWITCH + REMOTE CONTROL - LD22

    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches?

    and

    Wireless Quadruple Bell Button 300 M
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    Only I don't know if it's not just for plaster.
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  • #7 17455216
    gsmphone
    Level 13  
    gradek83 wrote:
    gsmphone wrote:
    Siemens these will be very expensive, by the way I have not found distribution.

    Well also the price from space you can see this market with such a momentary button option is poor and manufacturers set prices from space.

    On alledrogo I found something like this, I do not know if it would be possible to adapt it to your needs, but I see that the price is satisfactory.

    WIRELESS 4 CHANNEL SWITCH + REMOTE CONTROL - LD22

    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches?

    and

    Wireless Quadruple Bell Button 300 M
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    I just don't know if it's not just for plaster.


    The first one is tactile and unfortunately it's just an ordinary switch that can't be used as a bell switch. The second one is actually a bell switch, but it's ugly and it's battery-operated and I already have cables running through the house.
  • #10 17456996
    gradek83
    Level 42  
    gsmphone wrote:
    Now even as I calculated I need 6 buttons in one frame.
    .
    I don't know if you can find one maybe it would be possible to convert an ordinary one like this and hook 6 momentaries under it.
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches?
    LINK .
    Or something from this .
    CD-500 .

    Or get a stonemason to cut 6 holes with a water jet cutter or whatever it is called for these contactors momentary and you will have an original universal for your own switches.
    Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? Where can I find quadruple, bell-type, non-touch switches? .

    https://amled.pl/pl/searchquery/dzwonkowy/1/phot/5?url=dzwonkowy
    Or you convert some ready-made bell button INOX drill a few holes and you can do that too.
  • #11 17459074
    w_szymek
    Level 12  
    I have one made of Plexiglas. Four momentary switches, something like the above fits. No more than that. If you want 6, it's probably only touch-sensitive. E.g. www.dotykowy.eu
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  • #12 20387118
    evlo2
    Level 5  
    So far I only found BERKER 535034 04 but it is terrible quality and "sticking" (as I kinda expected of made in germany product) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znkcClWctSw

    Is there now something similar or same from ospel (ideally as I like their 2 socket that goes into frame system) or maybe simon kontakt? I just can't find anything

    There is simon dew4, but it seems rather weird that is "electronic", dunno how that works.


    maybe this one https://www.karlik.pl/en/products/DWP-10_11/category/DE-switches/ ?? Sadly can't find any schematic for it etc.

Topic summary

The discussion focuses on sourcing quadruple bell-type pushbutton switches that are normally open, momentary (returning to the start position upon release), non-tactile, and suitable for installation in standard flush-mounted boxes. Various options and brands were considered, including CJC LISA quadruple action switches, VL-W104-WC quad switches with white glass panels, and DELTA bus buttons designed for lighting and blind control. Wireless 4-channel switches and battery-operated bell buttons were mentioned but found unsuitable due to tactile operation or power source constraints. Alternatives include custom modifications such as combining multiple momentary switches under a single frame or fabricating custom panels with multiple holes for individual switches. Plexiglas-made quadruple momentary switches and touch-sensitive options were also noted, though touch types were generally rejected. More recent findings include the BERKER 535034 04 model, criticized for poor quality and sticking issues, and inquiries about similar products from Ospel, Simon Kontakt, Simon DEW4 (electronic type), and Karlik DWP-10_11, though detailed schematics were unavailable. The market for such specialized quadruple bell switches is limited, with high prices and scarce availability, prompting suggestions for custom solutions or adaptations of existing products.
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