busch jaeger Sensor/Schaltaktor 1/1-f. 6211/1.1 for Busch-free home 6211/1.1 (MPN 6220-0-0012)

The busch jaeger Sensor/Schaltaktor 1/1-f. 6211/1.1 is a wired sensor and switching actuator designed for use with the Busch-free home 6211/1.1 system. It functions as a single-channel sensor and switch actuator that detects a connected input and closes or opens the circuit to control a connected load within compatible smart-home installations. The device is intended for integration into existing or new Busch-free home setups to enable automated control of lighting and other loads through the system.

Advantages

The actuator provides a compact, device-level switching function for the Busch-free home ecosystem, enabling reliable signal detection and load control through a wired connection. Its 1/1-f configuration supports a single sensor input and one switching output, which simplifies installation and system expansion. Designed by busch jaeger for compatibility with the Busch-free home range, it allows retrofit and extension of smart-home functionality without replacing the main control units.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Install the Sensor/Schaltaktor 1/1-f. 6211/1.1 into the electrical installation according to local wiring rules and the Busch-free home installation guides. Connect the sensor input and the load output to the corresponding terminals, ensure correct supply connections and protective measures are in place, and complete any required system pairing or configuration within the Busch-free home control environment. After installation, the device will detect the wired input signal and switch the connected load as configured in the system.

Recommendations

Follow manufacturer instructions and applicable electrical codes during installation. Use this actuator only within Busch-free home compatible systems and with loads and sensors that match the device ratings. For safety and reliable operation, have installation and commissioning performed by a qualified electrician familiar with busch jaeger products and smart-home wiring practices.