Remcon Low Voltage Light Switches

Shopping for low voltage light switches relays transformers and low voltage switch plates for an older home from the 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s.

Remcon low voltage light switches.

Remcon switches are no longer manufactured. Every relay in the system operates completely independent and has zero effect upon other relays. Many original ge or remcon low voltage lighting systems are still in use today. Remcon low voltage lighting system replacement parts for older homes.

Trying to replace discontinued remcon light switches in your older home s low voltage system. The old style plastic remcon switchplates were typically installed horizontally with switches rocking up and down vertically to. R115 s momentary switch type relay 3 wire. But owners of buildings with the original systems installed may find themselves faced with low voltage switches relays or transformers that no longer operate.

These and other new low voltage switches including pilot light and raise lower switches pictured at left will work with your old ge relays and old bryant relays. Diagnosing repairing low voltage switch problems. If you buy a new switch you will need a new. It allows you to economically install as little as one relay and operate it with as many switches as needed.

Momentary switch type relay 3 wire switches ac power on and off using low voltage control circuit built in transformer no step down transformers necessary. Three way switching allows you to control one light from two locations in a room or to control the lights from one switch or more within the room as well as from the master controller in another part of the house. Remcon low voltage relays r 115s rc 120s low voltage relays. Easily buy replacement parts with confidence for your vintage remcon sierra bryant pyramid touch plate and ge low voltage lighting systems at kyle switch plates.

Fortunately there are alternative solutions for your old or broken remcon switches from the 1950 s 1960 s 1970 s or 1980 s. Remcon switches may have been wired in parallel to create 3 way low voltage switches. The remcon relay is different from all other low voltage relay employs a built in transformer for unit control. Older style remcon low voltage switches were curved stacked bracket mount rocker devices used in conjunction with box mounted transformers the slightly flared switches were narrower at the middle wider at the top and bottom and featured a small center dot.