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KNX Range 2011_12 - 72 Pages
ABB i-bus® KNX Binary Inputs Application Opration of KNX Systems via conventional push buttons and switches Processing of binary signals (signalling contacts) Wide-range inputs and a streamlined range - The new ABB i-bus® KNX Binary Inputs. ABB i-bus® KNX Binary Inputs serve as an interface for operation of KNX systems via conventional push buttons and switches as well as for processing binary signals (signalling contacts). In contrast to the existing solutions, where the input voltages of 24 V and 230 V required separate devices, the new Binary Inputs now feature wide-range inputs, which can process voltage signals ranging from 10 to 230 V AC/DC. This offers the installer significantly greater flexibility. In addition to two devices with 4 and 8 wide-range inputs, the new ABB i-bus® KNX Binary Input product range is rounded off by two devices with 4 and 8 inputs with scanning voltage. On these types, a pulsed scanning voltage is provided for connection of float-ing contacts from the device. With an identical range of applications, the number of ABB i-bus® KNX Binary Inputs is now reduced from 6 types to 4. All Binary Inputs feature a high-quality membrane keypad for comfortable man-ual operation and display of the device functions. Input states can be simulated at the device, so that the conventional push buttons, switches or floating contacts do not need to be connected for commissioning purposes. The device functions can be easily tested during commissioning in this way. The Binary Inputs are powered via the KNX and do not require an additional power supply. The software functionality of the Binary Inputs has also been extended. It is now possible to send several switching telegrams with just a single push of a button. Especially useful, just as in the case of the Switch Actuators, it is also possible to copy the channels of the device in the ETS. The parameters and group addresses of a channel can be simply transferred to other channels in this way. This simplifies project engineering and helps reduce sources of error. Benefits Flexible application due to wide-range inputs Reduced stock requirement due to streamlined product range Simplified commissioning using the copy function Product BE/S 4.20.2.1 with 4 inputs for contact scanning and manual operation BE/S 4.230.2.1 with 4 wide-range inputs and manual operation BE/S 8.20.2.1 with 8 inputs for contact scanning and manual operation BE/S 8.230.2.1 with 8 wide-range inputs and manual operation 9
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ABB i-bus® KNX Connection and Wiring Type Detail Order code PG MW Type Detail Order code PG MW 2 Diagnosis and Protection Module, MDRC Enables quick... -
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More Security Through Flexibility During Planning, Commissioning and Operation The fundamental principle: One device per room A single Room Controller... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Room Automation Overview of switching performance SA/M 2.6.1 SA/M 2.16.1 SD/M 2.6.2 LR/M 1.6.2 UD/M 1.300.1 ES/M 2.230.1 ES/M 2.24.1... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Room Automation Type Dtail Order code PG MW Type Detail Order code PG MW Room Controller The Room Controller controls all the functions... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Room Automation Room Master The Room Master is a KNX device with a combination of inputs and outputs. The quantities, technical data... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Inputs Binary Inputs Slection Table BE/S 4.20.2.1 BE/S 4.230.2.1 BE/S 8.20.2.1 BE/S 8.230.2.1 US/U 2.2 US/U 4.2 US/U 12.2 General Voltage... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Inputs Type Dtail Order code PG MW Type Detail Order code PG MW Binary Inputs, 10 - 230 V AC/DC, MDRC Detects AC/DC signals in the... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Switch Actuators A Complte Range Switch Actuators are responsible for reliable switching of different electrical loads in the KNX system.... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Switch Actuators Switching Capacity Overview The following table provides and overview of the rated values, switching performance,... -
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ABB i-bus® KNX Switch Actuators An Overview of all Software Functions Overview The following table provides an overview of the functions possible... -
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