4 Inputs for AC/DC 24 V with shared ground (COM-) The data rail must be ordered separately. See chapter System Products and Accessories - Data rails.

4 Inputs for AC/DC 24 V with shared ground (COM-), UL-Standard The data rail must be ordered separately. See chapter System Products and Accessories - Data rails.

Pushbutton interface: -with 4 inputs / outputs each configurable for potential-free contacts or for control of an LED (max 2 mA) -with integrated bus coupling unit, bus connection via bus terminal -for insertion in flush-mounting switch and socket boxes 60 mm in diameter and 40 mm deep

4 Inputs for 230 V AC with shared ground (N) The data rail must be ordered separately. See chapter System Products and Accessories - Data rails.

8 Inputs for floating contacts

16 Inputs for floating contacts

8 Inputs for AC/DC 12...230 V

16 Inputs for AC 12...230 V, DC 12...115 V

8 Inputs for AC/DC 12...230 V, 8 Inputs for floating contacts

2 inputs / outputs

4 inputs / outputs

-One output for switching and dimming resistive, inductive or capacitive loads -With semiconductor output for switching and dimming of lamps -Rated operational voltage AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz -Connected load 50...210 VA -Settable switching and dimming behaviour -Selectable mode of operation (normal mode, timer mode) -Soft on, Soft off -Dimming or jumping to a new dimming value -Time-delayed switch-off when dimming below a settable dimming value -Status objects for switching and dimming value -Short-circuit message -Message of a load failure -Integrated 8-bit scene control -Object for blocking the output -Configurable brightness value at start and end of a blocking phase -Adjustable behaviour of the output after bus voltage recovery -2 binary inputs for potential-free contacts -Selectable function of the binary inputs: acting as secondary inputs directly on the switching outputs or acting as independant binary inputs with bus communication -Free allocation of the functions switching, dimming, solar protection control, send value and scene control to the inputs -Two independent switching objects per input -Blocking object for each input -Separately selectable behaviour per input at bus voltage recovery -Telegram rate limitation for both inputs -About 20 cm long wires for connecting phase conductor, output, inputs and bus -Bus-powered electronics -Integrated bus coupling unit -Enclosed bus terminal for bus connection -For installation in a flush-mounting wall or ceiling box with 60 mm diameter

-8 inputs for DC or AC in the range from 12 to 230 V -8 relay contact outputs locked in pairs against each other for controlling 4 ? AC 230V sunblind drives -Contact rated voltage AC 230 V -Contact rated current 6 A, p.f. = 1 -Electronics powered by a 230 V AC integrated power supply -Device functional even without bus connection or if the bus communication fails -Preset on delivery for direct output control for each blind button function via momentary contact switches connected to the inputs -Green LED to indicate standby -Key for switching between bus and direct mode -Yellow LED for indicating direct mode activated -Button for each relay contact output, for switching the output in direct mode while the button is held down -LED per input to indicate the relevant signal status -Selectable function for each input when using the ETS: -Switching status, send binary value -Switching on leading edge, switching Short/Long -1-pushbutton dimming, sunblind control, group control -1-bit/8-bit scene control -8-bit/16-bit value leading edge, Short/Long -16-bit floating point value leading edge, Short/Long -Or for each pair of inputs: -Acting directly on the corresponding outputs as blind button -2-button dimming with stop telegram or with cyclical sending -2-pushbutton sunblind control -Selectable blocking of each input via a corresponding blocking object -Sending of input objects after change -Selectable cyclical input object sending -Individual or shared configuration of actuator channels -Communication objects for each blind channel for driving the sun protection into the end positions or for stopping the procedure and adjusting the blind slats in steps -Communication objects for setting position of slats and blinds in percentage information -Automatic opening of the blind slats to a preconfigured nominal setting after uninterrupted driving down of the blind from the top to the bottom end position, with integrated 1-bit scene control for storing and calling up (reproduction) of 2 interim blind and slat settings -Integrated 1-bit/8-bit scene control, 8 scenes can be integrated per channel -Optional Sun object for integration in a sunlight tracking control system -Differentiation between automatic and manual mode and with automatic switchover from automatic to manual mode for the channel in question by pressing a bus button for manual control of the corresponding sun protection -Manual mode taking precedence over automatic position commands -Optional central command for each device or each channel for switching the relevant channels to automatic mode and driving the sun protection into the up or down end position -Alarm: move to safety position, Locking in this position for as long as alarm is active -Travel lock (e. g. for cleaning the outer shutter/blinds) -Status objects for each channel for querying or for automatic sending of sun protection and slat settings as a percentage value -Optional status objects for reporting that the up or down position has been reached -Integrated bus coupling unit -Bus connection via bus terminal or contact system to data rail -Modular installation devices for mounting on TH35 EN 60715 mounting rail The optional data rail must be ordered separately. See chapter System Products and Accessories - data rails.

-1 x AC 230 V, 6 A, 2 x binary inputs -1 channel -For the separate control per actuator channel of a sun protection‚ damper‚ door or window drive with a motor for AC 230 V and electromechanical limit switches -Electrically interlocked relays (for reversing direction of rotation) -Max. cable length, unshielded, twisted 5 m -For 2 signal inputs (floating contact) -Determination of switching state by means of the voltage generated in the device -Configurable behavior in the event of a bus voltage failure -Configurable behavior in the event of a bus voltage recovery -Transmitting status per channel -Travel lock (e. g. for cleaning the outer shutter/blinds) -Alarm (Wind, Rain, Frost): Move to safety position, locking in this position for as long as alarm is active -Individual configuration of actuator channels -Travel to end position, stopping, stepwise adjustment -Bus-powered electronics -Integrated bus coupling units -Bus connection via bus terminal -For installation in flush-mounting switch and socket boxes with ? 60 mm