Impulse switching relay with 2 channels, 1 normally open contact each, not potential-free 16A/250V AC, incandescent lamps 2000W. With light scene control via PC or with radio buttons. Encrypted radio, bidirectional radio and repeater function can be switched on. Standby loss only 0.8 watts. Installation in the 230V mains connection cable, for example in false ceilings and lights. 166mm long, 46mm wide and 31mm deep. With cable strain relief. Maximum current as a sum across both contacts 16A. If the supply voltage fails, the switching state is retained. When the supply voltage returns, it is switched off in a defined manner. The channels can be taught in independently of one another as ES and/or ER channels. Scene control: With one of the four control signals of a button with double rocker that has been taught in as a scene button, several channels of one or more FSR71NP-2x can be switched on or off for one scene each. Central commands on the PC are sent using the GFVS building radio visualization and control software. To do this, teach in one or more FSR71NP-2x on the PC. The buttons are taught in using the rotary switches and the 2 channels are tested if necessary. For normal operation, the middle and lower rotary switches are then set to AUTO. The upper rotary switch can be used to set the EW time (0-120 seconds) for relays or the RV time (0-120 minutes) for impulse switches for all channels. If radio motion brightness sensors FBH (master) and/or FBH (slave) are taught in, the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off is set separately for each channel using the upper rotary switch. Settings for the upper rotary switch as per the operating instructions. If FAH60 wireless brightness sensors are taught in, the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off depending on the brightness is set separately for each channel using the upper rotary switch (from approx. 0 lux in position 0 to approx. 50 lux in position 120). A hysteresis of approx. 300 lux between switching on and off is fixed. An additional RV time is ignored. Only one FBH or FAH can be taught in per channel. However, one FBH or FAH can be taught in several channels. If FTK wireless window-door contacts or Hoppe window handles are taught in, different functions can be set using the middle rotary switch in the AUTO 1 to AUTO 4 positions and a maximum of 116 FTKs can be linked: AUTO 1 = window closed, then output active. AUTO 2 = window open, then output active. In the AUTO 3 and AUTO 4 positions, the FTKs programmed on a channel are automatically linked. In AUTO 3, all FTKs must be closed for the working contact to close (e.g. for climate control). In AUTO 4, one open FTK is sufficient to close the working contact (e.g. for alarm notification or switching on the power supply of an extractor hood).One or more FTKs can be programmed into several channels so that different functions are possible simultaneously for each FTK. After a power failure, the link is restored by a new signal from the FTK or with the next status message after 15 minutes. An additional RV time is not taken into account. If water sensors are programmed, different functions can be set using the middle rotary switch in the positions AUTO 1 to AUTO 4. AUTO 1 = no water, then working contact closed. AUTO 2 = water, then working contact closed. In the positions AUTO 3 and AUTO 4, the water sensors programmed into a channel are automatically linked. With AUTO 3, all water sensors must have reported no water for the working contact to close. The working contact opens when a water sensor reports water. With AUTO 4, the working contact closes when a water sensor reports water; the contact only opens when all water sensors have reported no water.