Schneider NU360254 | Volume controller, New Unica, 12V, 2 modules, anthracite

Specifications NU360254

The Schneider NU360254 is a volume control mechanism from the New Unica series, designed for controlling audio output in built-in speaker systems. It is a passive rotary volume controller that fits within the modular New Unica platform, featuring a 2-module width and an anthracite painted finish. This controller is rated for 12V systems and is suitable for background music or paging installations in both residential and commercial settings.

• Product reference: NU360254

• Series: New Unica

• Type: Rotary volume controller

• Voltage rating: 12V

• Control type: Manual rotary

• Number of modules: 2

• Mounting: Flush (modular system)

• Color: Anthracite

• Finish: Painted

• Installation: Designed for integration in standard New Unica plates

• Application type: Audio level control for speaker systems

Features

The NU360254 volume controller combines discreet design with reliable functionality, offering smooth and direct control over sound levels in integrated audio systems. It is ideal for environments where simplicity, aesthetic appeal, and functionality are required.

• Rotary control knob provides intuitive and gradual adjustment of speaker volume.

• 2-module width allows it to be combined with other New Unica devices such as switches, sockets, or communication outlets in the same plate.

• Stylish anthracite finish gives it a modern look, making it suitable for contemporary interior designs.

• Compatible with low-voltage 12V audio systems, often used in distributed background music or intercom systems.

• Designed for passive volume control—no additional power supply required for the control function.

• Provides durable and smooth operation, backed by Schneider Electric’s build quality and engineering standards.

• Easy integration with New Unica frames for a seamless and coordinated appearance across different electrical functions.

Applications

The Schneider NU360254 is suitable for any space that includes centralized or distributed audio systems where user control of volume is needed at the wall:

• Residential audio zones: Living rooms, kitchens, or bedrooms in homes with built-in speaker systems.

• Hotels and hospitality: Guest rooms, suites, or common areas with background music or in-room entertainment.

• Offices and commercial buildings: Meeting rooms, lobbies, or staff areas where adjustable sound control is required.

• Retail spaces: Stores and showrooms where ambient music contributes to customer experience.

• Restaurants and cafes: To allow local volume control in specific areas or zones.

• Public buildings and schools: For paging systems or audio announcements with zone control