QS Switch 8 Button Satin Nickel

Lutron QSWE-8BRLN-SN
Lutron QS 'See Touch' Wallstation 8 Button with Master Up & Down Satin Nickel

Lutron European seeTouch QS 8-Button Raise/Lower Wallstation Features
- Lutron European seeTouch QS 8-Button Wallstation has 8 buttons plus Raise and Lower buttons for lighting and shading control and 2 contact closure input connections
- Often used to select 7 light scenes and All Off plus master dim up and down
- Use with Lutron Grafik Eye QS light scene and shading controllers
- Power up to 3 seeTouch QS wallstations directly off 1 Lutron Grafik Eye QS unit. To power 12 additional Wallstations use Auxiliary Power Supply - TU240-15DC-9-BL
- Backlit buttons with optional engraving make it easy to find and operate the Wallstation in low light conditions
- Optional button engraving is angled up to the eye for easy reading
- Non-Insert Frame version

Light Control Features
- Recalls preset light levels for scenes (1 - 7 and All Off; 5 - 11 and All Off; 9 - 16 and All Off)
- Each button will toggle a zone or a group of zones
- Master raise/lower brightens or dims all lighting in the last selected light scene

Contact Closure Features
- Receives up to two contact closure inputs via a connector on the back of the seeTouch QS wallstation
- When keypad is programmed as scene or zone toggle, input 1 closure will perform the top button action, and input 2 closure will perform the bottom button action
- When keypad is programmed as a partition control, input 1 controls the partition programmed to the top button (closure = close partition; opening = open partition) and input 2 controls the partition programmed to the bottom button (closure = close partition; opening = open partition)

Sivoia QS Shade Control Features
- Used to control multiple groups of shades independently from a single-gang keypad (e.g., a window with a sheer shade and a blackout shade)
- Pressing the Open (or Close) button once will cause the window treatments to move to their fully open (or closed) position. Tap any button (regardless of function) to stop a shade that is in motion
- Master raises/lower opens and closes all assigned shades in the last selected scene