System 3000 blind controller insertwith auxiliary input

Necessary accessories

Optional accessories

Auxiliary unit inserts

S3000 blind ctrl.ins. + aux.inputs S3000 blind ctrl.ins. w/o aux.inputs blind rocker sw. blind rocker btn blind btn/sw. group btn/sw. 1-p blind btn/sw. group btn/sw. 2-p key btn 1-p key sw. 2-p

Surface-mounted auxiliary units

blind rocker sw. arrows + mount.pl. blind rocker btn arrows + mount.pl.

Wind sensor as an auxiliary unit

wind sens. Standard

Features

Control of electrically operated blinds, shutters and awnings.
Operation as main unit or auxiliary unit.
Integration in group control or central control can be done via auxiliary inputs.
Wind alarm locking using the auxiliary input.
An individual intermediate position can be saved together with a top unit.
Controlling a motor, e.g. to set the end positions, can be done without a top unit.
Polarity reversal function for the outputs for simplified start-up.
Operation with neutral conductor connection.

Combination with RF operating top unit, 1-gang / 2-gang for KNX

Blind actuator, 1-gang.
Sensor channel, 1-gang or 2-gang.
Local control of System 3000 insert possible.
Wireless control of other devices for KNX possible as a sensor.
Temperature detection.
Insert function selection:Curtain type selectable, safety function (wind, rain, frost alarm), sun protection function, fabric stretching function for awnings, end position correction for ventilation function, automatic curtain moving time detection via the KNX bus, scene function (16 scenes), blocking function.

Technical data

Rated voltage:

AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz

Connected load of motors:

700 W

Stand-by mode:

0.1 W to 0.5 W

Installation:

in device box pursuant to DIN 49073

Installation depth:

24 mm

Connection cross section

Single-wire:

1 bis 4 mm²

fine-wire with core jacket:

0.5 bis 2.5 mm²

Ambient temperature:

-5 °C to +45 °C

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