Cara Pemasangan Kabel di Saklar Hotel Panasonic

Summary

In this video, the presenter explains how to install and wire a hotel switch, commonly used in places like hotels or stairways. The process involves connecting cables from the MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker) to specific terminals on the switch, allowing for dual control of a lamp from different locations. The hotel switch works by enabling the user to turn the lamp on and off from either switch, making it ideal for applications like stairs where switches are needed at both the top and bottom. The presenter also clarifies the lack of neutral wiring in this particular setup.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video is about installing cables in a hotel switch, which is different from a single-sector switch.
• 😀 The physical form of the hotel switch is similar to a single switch, but it uses hotel software, specifically from the Panasonic brand.
• 😀 The hotel switch has three or four holes, referred to as 'rubanks,' for cable connections.
• 😀 The video briefly mentions a previous video explaining how to plug cables into a hotel switch.
• 😀 The focus of the tutorial is on the installation process of cables, not the switch's physical appearance.
• 😀 The wiring starts from the MCB (Main Circuit Breaker) and connects to the comment zero terminal.
• 😀 The hotel switch allows for bidirectional control of a lamp, meaning it can be turned on or off from either switch.
• 😀 The cable installation follows a pattern from MCB to the zero comment, then between terminals 1 and 3.
• 😀 For the second switch, the cable is inserted into the lamp terminal to complete the circuit.
• 😀 Neutral wiring is important but is directly connected from the lamp to the neutral at the top of the circuit, as the hotel switch doesn't include a neutral.
• 😀 Once the wiring is completed, the system is tested to ensure that the lamp can be turned on and off from both switches.

Q & A

What is a hotel switch and how does it differ from a single switch?

A hotel switch is a type of switch used in hotels, typically for controlling lights in different locations like a staircase. It differs from a single switch in that it allows for control of the same light from multiple points, unlike a single switch which can only control a light from one point.

What brand of hotel switch is being discussed in the video?

The video discusses a hotel switch from the Panasonic brand.

How many holes are there in the back of the hotel switch, and what do they represent?

There are three or four holes in the back of the hotel switch. These holes are referred to as 'rubanks,' and they are used for wiring purposes, where different connections are made to control the lights.

What does the 'comment zero' refer to in the installation process?

'Comment zero' refers to the terminal on the switch where the connection from the MCB (Main Circuit Breaker) is inserted. This terminal is used to complete the circuit for the light control.

What is the sequence of connections when installing the hotel switch?

The installation sequence starts by connecting the MCB to the 'comment zero' terminal. Then, the connections are made from terminals 1 and 3 of the hotel switch. These connections can be made in a back-and-forth manner between terminals 1 and 3.

What is the purpose of connecting the lamp directly to the comment zero terminal?

Connecting the lamp directly to the comment zero terminal ensures that the lamp can be controlled by the switch, allowing it to turn on and off based on the switch's input.

How is the neutral wire connected in the hotel switch system?

The neutral wire is connected directly from the lamp to the neutral terminal at the top. The hotel switch system does not include a neutral wire for operation, as it relies on the other connections for functionality.

Why is it important to note that there is no neutral wire in the hotel switch system?

It is important to note that there is no neutral wire in the hotel switch system because all connections are made through the comment terminals and the MCB. The lack of a neutral wire means that the wiring setup is simplified but also requires careful installation to ensure proper functionality.

What is the practical application of the hotel switch, as described in the video?

The hotel switch is commonly used in staircases or other areas where multiple switches are needed to control the same light from different locations, such as at the top and bottom of a staircase.

How do you test if the hotel switch is functioning correctly?

To test if the hotel switch is working correctly, you can turn on the MCB, and then toggle the switch. The light should turn on and off from both locations, indicating that the hotel switch is functioning properly.