Hello everyone,

I have found some different information about the module. My question is, can I also use the module to switch an LED lamp? So that I can use my mechanical switch (which is already there) with a second new wireless switch? I need a simple solution for a second switch point.

Details of the LED lamp:
LED Driver Model LIR-017Y-B
Input: AC220-240V 50/60Hz
Max:0.11A, PF:0.7
Output: DC250-260V
I:56mA+/-5% TC:80 degrees
Prated: 15:30W (Max)
Uout: DC340V(Max)

Thanks for the answer :)

Question

Hello everyone,

I have found some different information about the module. My question is, can I also use the module to switch an LED lamp? So that I can use my mechanical switch (which is already there) with a second new wireless switch? I need a simple solution for a second switch point.

Details of the LED lamp:
LED Driver Model LIR-017Y-B
Input: AC220-240V 50/60Hz
Max:0.11A, PF>:0.7
Output: DC250-260V
I:56mA+/-5% TC:80 degrees 
Prated: 15:30W (Max)
Uout: DC340V(Max)

Thanks for the answer :)

Accepted Answer

Hello,
To use the module with LED lamps, you will need to add a load. The intertechno BPM-1504 module is designed for this.

Answer

glorfindel says it right. 
I have solved this with an existing luminaire as follows: an existing 230VAC halogen lamp and 3 LED lamps combined. The ohmic load of the halogen is sufficient for the switching module to function.
Excerpt from the description: Fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps, LEDs and wound transformers are not permitted.
With a new luminaire, the use of the LED switching module is of course correct.

Answer

With the "Intertechno LED-Freund BPM-1504" additional load module I can switch my
2.5W LED lamp without any problems.

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