Two-button gloss keypads provide two pre-engraved scene buttons, such as Home and Away, while four-button gloss keypads provide four scene buttons for options such as Bright, Cooking, Dining, and Off. Both are battery-operated wireless controls that can adjust multiple lights and shades, so the choice depends on how many scene options the room requires.

Wireless gloss keypads can be installed on many hard surfaces, including drywall and glass, in areas such as entryways, kitchens, family rooms, and other spaces that need scene control. They can also be used as tabletop controls, handheld remotes, or wall-mounted controls with a compatible faceplate in residential or commercial settings.

Before adding gloss keypads, confirm that the lighting control system supports the keypad’s wireless platform and that the connected dimmers, switches, shades, or audio devices are compatible. Also check the scene layout, mounting method, wallplate fit, wireless signal path, and battery-powered installation requirements for the project.

Gloss-finish keypads are available in black, white, ivory, and light almond, helping integrators coordinate the control with the room’s trim and décor. Color-matched wallplates can create a more cohesive wall-mounted appearance, while the keypad can also be used on a tabletop or another hard surface when the installation calls for it.