Schellenberg Shutter Switch - White - 23003


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The Schellenberg Shutter Switch 23003 is a versatile manual control solution for homeowners looking to operate tubular motors for roller shutters or blinds. Designed for those who prefer reliable physical interaction over automated smart systems, this switch offers dual-functionality as either a push-button or a latching toggle switch. While it provides excellent tactile control for indoor shading, users should note that this unit is strictly intended for surface-mounted installation, which may require specific wall space and mounting considerations compared to flush-mounted alternatives.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 23003 |
| Brand | Schellenberg |
No, this specific model is designed for indoor use and surface-mounted environments.
It is designed for standard AC tubular motors. Always consult your motor's electrical requirements before installation.
The switch mechanism is designed to handle these functions; ensure your motor wiring supports the specific mode you choose.
Please refer to the technical specifications sheet included in your product packaging, as exceeding current limits can damage the internal components.
It typically includes the housing and necessary components for surface mounting; however, ensure you have appropriate anchors for your wall type (drywall, masonry, etc.).
Swap the connection of the two phase wires (up/down) behind the switch housing.
Verify all wire connections are secure and check the circuit breaker to ensure the motor has power.
Tighten the mounting screws and ensure the base plate is secured firmly to the wall surface.
Installation of the 23003 switch should be performed by a qualified individual familiar with electrical wiring standards. Because it is a surface-mounted device, ensure the mounting surface is flat and dry. To maintain the unit, wipe the surface-mount housing with a soft, dry cloth; avoid using abrasive chemicals that may discolor the white finish. Ensure the wiring is correctly identified at the motor end to prevent incorrect directional movement (e.g., UP command triggering a DOWN movement). If the switch is being used as a replacement for an existing unit, always turn off the power at the circuit breaker before disconnecting wires.