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Push button module Kontakt‑Simon TD1.01/149 — 10 AX, 250 V~, quick-connect, matte black
Kontakt‑Simon TD1.01/149 is a compact push button module designed for doorbell and simple control circuits in residential and commercial installations. The module is rated for 10 AX at 250 V~ and features quick‑connect terminals for fast mounting and replacement. Its matte black finish and standard module format make it compatible with many Kontakt‑Simon frames and plates, providing a discreet, functional control element for new wiring or refurbishment projects.
The module provides a reliable single‑pole switching contact rated for 10 AX at 250 V~, suitable for typical bell and control applications. Quick‑connect terminals reduce installation time and allow secure connections without additional tools. The matte black aesthetic offers a neutral appearance that integrates into modern interiors, while the compact module size simplifies swapping into compatible frames.
Before installation, cut power to the circuit and verify isolation. Fit the module into a compatible Kontakt‑Simon frame or mounting plate and secure it according to the frame instructions. Connect supply and load conductors to the quick‑connect terminals, ensuring firm seating and correct polarity where applicable. After wiring, restore power and test the push‑button operation in the intended circuit (doorbell or control device). Follow local electrical codes and, where required, have a qualified electrician perform the installation.
Use this module in dry indoor environments and within the specified voltage and current ratings. For long service life, avoid connecting loads that exceed the rated 10 AX capacity. When integrating into a broader system, confirm compatibility with frames, plates and adjacent modules from the same manufacturer.
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