Schneider M3TB31_BP_1M | Doorbell Switch, Miluz E, 10A, 250V, 1 module, White

Specifications

The Schneider M3TB31_BP_1M is a doorbell push-button switch from the Miluz E series, designed for use in low-voltage signaling systems such as doorbell circuits. It is a 1-module device rated at 10A and 250V AC, featuring a compact and functional design suitable for modern interiors. The unit is finished in a clean white color, matching the rest of the Miluz E series products for consistent visual appeal.

• Product reference: M3TB31_BP_1M

• Series: Miluz E

• Type: Doorbell switch (push-button)

• Rated current: 10A

• Voltage rating: 250V AC

• Module size: 1 module

• Color: White

• Operation type: Momentary (returns to original position after release)

• Mounting: Flush, modular system

• Standards compliance: Designed in accordance with international wiring device standards

Features

The M3TB31_BP_1M doorbell switch is engineered for reliable signaling operation in residential and commercial buildings. Its simple, durable design ensures long-lasting performance and seamless integration into electrical installations.

• Momentary push-button function is ideal for use as a doorbell or call button, providing brief contact when pressed.

• Compact 1-module size allows for flexible installation alongside other Miluz E switches or sockets in a single frame.

• 10A current rating ensures compatibility with most standard signaling circuits and low-load applications.

• Minimalist white finish provides a clean and discreet appearance that fits all architectural styles.

• Built with durable internal mechanisms to withstand repeated use over time.

• Easy installation within Miluz E flush-mount frames using standard electrical wall boxes.

• Designed to match the Miluz E aesthetic for a coordinated and professional look.

Applications

The Schneider M3TB31_BP_1M doorbell switch is ideal for signaling applications in various settings, offering dependable function and an understated appearance:

• Residential homes: Installed near entrances, gates, or service doors for calling or alerting occupants.

• Apartments and condos: Used as part of internal bell or intercom systems.

• Commercial buildings: Entry points in offices, shops, or service counters for customer or visitor alerts.

• Hotels and hospitality: As room service call buttons or doorbell systems in suites.

• Healthcare facilities: For non-critical signaling functions in clinics or patient rooms.

• Educational institutions: For staff or office signaling in administrative areas.