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CLEANSWITCH

AER WAVE / CLEANSWITCH

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CLEANSWITCH

Battery-powered infrared and radio touchless door control. Touchless door control with visual feedback and a front panel suited to spaces with strict hygiene requirements.

Touchless door control with visual feedback and a faceplate suitable for areas requiring good hygiene.
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Touchless push buttons Touchless switch for easy access activation where hygiene and design requirements are high. CLEANSWITCH opens doors hygienically with a simple gesture, avoiding contact with potentially contaminated surfaces. LED visual feedback and compatibility with standard flush boxes simplify integration into varied environments, offering a reliable, safe and accessible solution. Customisation: multicolour LEDs allow feedback colour, brightness and mode to be changed in seconds. Three pictograms are…

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