KNX

SpaceLogic KNX Power Supply 1280 mA The SpaceLogic KNX power supply generates the bus voltage for the KNX line The power supply has two outputs – one KNX output with integrated choke and one DC 30 V output for additional devices The power supply has a floating signalling contact for operation and diagnostic messages

Schneider KNX power supply is a crucial component in KNX-based building automation systems
It generates the bus voltage for the KNX line
Centralizing control with KNX optimizes energy usage, leading to significant operational cost savings
KNX systems are designed to be highly flexible and adaptable, which saves installation time
Designed to maximize flexibility, comfort, safety and profitability, especially for new buildings

Schneider KNX power supply is a crucial component in KNX-based building automation systems
It generates the bus voltage for the KNX line
Centralizing control with KNX optimizes energy usage, leading to significant operational cost savings
KNX systems are designed to be highly flexible and adaptable, which saves installation time
Designed to maximize flexibility, comfort, safety and profitability, especially for new buildings

Schneider KNX power supply is a crucial component in KNX-based building automation systems
It generates the bus voltage for the KNX line
Centralizing control with KNX optimizes energy usage, leading to significant operational cost savings
KNX systems are designed to be highly flexible and adaptable, which saves installation time
Designed to maximize flexibility, comfort, safety and profitability, especially for new buildings

ABB KNX The compact 16 A combi switch actuator has 16 independent switching relays. The outputs can be used individually via ABB i-bus® KNX for switching electrical loads or in pairs for controlling 230 V AC roller shutter or blind drives (no electromechanically interlocking). The device features a manual operation, which can also be disabled. Via the manual operation the outputs can be operated manually and the switching or driving status is displayed. The device is powered by KNX and requires no additional power supply.

ABB KNX The compact 16 A combi switch actuator has 8 independent switching relays. The outputs can be used individually via ABB i-bus® KNX for switching electrical loads or in pairs for controlling 230 V AC roller shutter or blind drives (no electromechanically interlocking). The device features a manual operation, which can also be disabled. Via the manual operation the outputs can be operated manually and the switching or driving status is displayed. The device is powered by KNX and requires no additional power supply.

ABB KNX Single-Master DALI Controller certificated acc. to DALI-2 (EN 62386). The device is used to control DALI or DALI-2 devices via ABB i-bus® KNX. Two DALI outputs for up to 2x64 DALI participants. DALI power supply is integrated. Control and status feedback is carried out via KNX per DALI participants (2x64), with lighting groups (2x16), together in broadcast or per scenes (2x16). DALI devices type DT1 (Self-contained emergency converter acc. EN 62386-202) and type DT8 (colour temperature Tc & RGB(W) acc. EN 62386-209) will be supported. Other DALI devices e.g., DT6 can be controlled via standard DALI commands acc. to EN 62386-102.
Extensive fault and error messages are available. Slave-, staircase-, force-, block- and scene-function are integrated. Colour can set and dim, HSV(W)-, Dim2Warm-, HCL-function, 4 sequencer per DALI output can be used. A standby switch-off in combination with a KNX switch actuator (e.g., SA/S) and the integration of the DALI Gateways into a load control system are possible. By means of KNX and DT1 converter different emergency tests (e.g., function and duration test) can be triggered, test results are transferred back to KNX.
For diagnostic use and individual change of the DALI address or group assignment a separate software tool (ABB i-bus® Tool) is available

ABB KNX The Split Unit Gateway forms the interface between the KNX system and many manufacturers’ air conditioners, so-called split units. The device converts the KNX telegrams into infrared commands and transmits them to the split unit.
The transmitter of the supplied cable is bonded directly onto the split unit’s receiver. The split unit then no longer receives the commands from a remote control. Instead, it can be operated via any KNX sensors or via a visual display system. The device is put into operation with the ETS, and a free ETS app is available to select the split unit model. Auxiliary voltage is not required.

ABB KNX Detection range (for mounting height 2.5 m, 3 m and 4 m): circular. Seated persons Ø: max. 8 m, max. 10 m and max. 14 m. Walking persons Ø: max. 10 m, max. 12 m and max. 16 m. Visible height 23 mm. With 2 channels. Targeted for connection and disconnection of lights bands depending on the room brightness. Regulation in response to the movement possible. Using the device as presence and/or movement detectors. Detectors application with 2 power off stages. Detectors application with integrated monitoring function. Constant light switch with up to two independent channels. Constant light switch with max. 2 outputs for brightness-dependent switching of two light bands in the area. With integrated KNX bus coupler. Suitable for false ceilings with a board thickness from 9 to 25 mm. Hole size: Ø 68 mm. Suitable for surface mounting installation. Cannot be installed in British Standard or VDE flushmounted box. Recommendation: Installation housing from Kaiser HaloX-O (Art.no. 1281-00) with corresponding cover plates (1281-xx for fair faced concrete) or IBTronic H120-68 from Spelsberg

ABB KNX The compact 16 A combi switch actuator has 24 independent switching relays. The outputs can be used individually via ABB i-bus® KNX for switching electrical loads or in pairs for controlling 230 V AC roller shutter or blind drives (no electromechanically interlocking). The device features a manual operation, which can also be disabled. Via the manual operation the outputs can be operated manually and the switching or driving status is displayed. The device is powered by KNX and requires no additional power supply.

ABB KNX power supplies 640 mA generate and monitor the KNX system voltage (SELV). The bus line is decoupled from the power supply by an integrated choke