FSR71NP-4x-230V Eltako Wireless Actuator 4-channel Surface-mount Switching capacity (max.) 1000 W Max. range (open
129,99 €
Product Description
Surge current relay with 4 channels, 1 NO contact each non-potential-free 4A/250V AC. With light-setting control via PC or with radio buttons. Encrypted radio, bi-directional radio and repeater function can be activated. Stand-by loss only 0.8 watts. Mounting in the 230V mains connection cable, for example in intermediate ceilings and lights. 166mm long, 46mm wide and 31mm high. With cable strain relief. If the supply voltage fails, it is switched off in a defined way. The channels can be taught in independantly of each other as EITHER A SINGLE channel or A SINGLE channel. Scene control: With one of the four control signals of a button programd as scene button with double rocker, several channels of one or more FSR71NP-4x can be switched on or off for each scene. Central commands on the PC are sent with the building radio visualization and control software GFVS. To do this, teach in one or more FSR71NP-4x on the PC. The rotary switches are used to teach in the buttons and, if necessary, to test the 4 channels. For normal operation, the middle and lower rotary switches are then set to AUTO. With the upper rotary switch, the EW time (0-120 seconds) for relays or the RV time (0-120 minutes) for surge current switches may be set for all channels. If radio motion brightness sensors FBH (master) and / or FBH (slave) are taught in, the upper rotary switch, for each channel separately, is used to determine the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off. Settings of the upper rotary switch according to the operating instructions. If FAH60 wireless brightness sensors are taught in, the upper rotary switch, separated for each channel, determines the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off depending on the brightness (from approx. 0lux in position 0 to approx. 50lux in position 120). A hysteresis of approx. 300lux between switching on and off is fixed. An additional RV time set is not observed. Only one FBH or FAH can be taught in per channel. However, a FBH or FAH can be taught in to several channels. If radio window door contacts FTK or window handle sensor FFG7B-rw are taught in, the middle rotary switch can be used to set different functions in the positions AUTO 1 to AUTO 4 and to link a maximum of 116 FTK. The LED below the upper rotary switch accompanies the programming process according to the operating instructions and indicates control commands during operation by short flashing.This text is machine translated.
FSR71NP-4x-230V Eltako Wireless Actuator 4-channel Surface-mount Switching capacity (max.) 1000 W Max. range (open
Surge current relay with 4 channels, 1 NO contact each non-potential-free 4A/250V AC. With light-setting control via PC or with radio buttons. Encrypted radio, bi-directional radio and repeater function can be activated. Stand-by loss only 0.8 watts. Mounting in the 230V mains connection cable, for example in intermediate ceilings and lights. 166mm long, 46mm wide and 31mm high. With cable strain relief. If the supply voltage fails, it is switched off in a defined way. The channels can be taught in independantly of each other as EITHER A SINGLE channel or A SINGLE channel. Scene control: With one of the four control signals of a button programd as scene button with double rocker, several channels of one or more FSR71NP-4x can be switched on or off for each scene. Central commands on the PC are sent with the building radio visualization and control software GFVS. To do this, teach in one or more FSR71NP-4x on the PC. The rotary switches are used to teach in the buttons and, if necessary, to test the 4 channels. For normal operation, the middle and lower rotary switches are then set to AUTO. With the upper rotary switch, the EW time (0-120 seconds) for relays or the RV time (0-120 minutes) for surge current switches may be set for all channels. If radio motion brightness sensors FBH (master) and / or FBH (slave) are taught in, the upper rotary switch, for each channel separately, is used to determine the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off. Settings of the upper rotary switch according to the operating instructions. If FAH60 wireless brightness sensors are taught in, the upper rotary switch, separated for each channel, determines the switching threshold at which the lighting switches on or off depending on the brightness (from approx. 0lux in position 0 to approx. 50lux in position 120). A hysteresis of approx. 300lux between switching on and off is fixed. An additional RV time set is not observed. Only one FBH or FAH can be taught in per channel. However, a FBH or FAH can be taught in to several channels. If radio window door contacts FTK or window handle sensor FFG7B-rw are taught in, the middle rotary switch can be used to set different functions in the positions AUTO 1 to AUTO 4 and to link a maximum of 116 FTK. The LED below the upper rotary switch accompanies the programming process according to the operating instructions and indicates control commands during operation by short flashing.This text is machine translated.
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