More faceplate possibilities...

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    2SC

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    Trying to sell C-Bus in Europe, the dominance of EIB/KNX is not the only problem. An other problem that we are often have to deal with is client?s demand of using the same series for switches and power outlets.

    I was wandering if it is possible to get some switches without faceplates (Saturn has ideal buttons) and try to make some customs face plates with a local manufacturer.

    P.S.:
    I discovered that Clipsal UK has for the ulti series power outlets, telephone and tv outlets.
    They also have a...
    http://www.clipsal.co.uk/downloads/CCP5918 Clipsal Ulti brochure June 06.pdf :mad:
     
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    oooh - that's not fair!
     
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    Using Solidworks and Z-printers you can prototype anything in a day.

    http://www.solidworks.com/

    http://www.zcorp.com/

    Basically all you do is make a design in colour and then knock out a whole range of samples. Moving parts are also possible and there are a range of output services who do pieces work. The first one is $150 and the second one is $10.

    Much cheaper than doing fabrication to show people. You could easily find a Solidworks client to make the drawings up.
     
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    Dunno, I can't see her face-plate !
     
    JohnC, Jan 28, 2007
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