eNet wireless dimming actuator, single-channel
20 – 500 W/VA

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Necessary accessories

One of the following articles:

server DRA WL receiver mod. DRA

Optional accessories

S3000 uni.LED pow.booster DRA

Features

The eNet wireless dimming actuator receives telegrams for switching and dimming various electrical loads from the eNet wireless receiver module or eNet server via a data line.
Switching and dimming light bulbs, HV halogen lamps, electronic transformers for halogen or LED lights, dimmable inductive transformers for halogen or LED lights, HV LED or compact fluorescent lamps.
Switch-on function that preserves the life of the lamp.
Switch-on and minimum brightness can be saved.
Scene operation.
Status display with LED.
Status feedback to eNet radio sensors.
Short-circuit and excess-temperature protection.
Automatic or manual setting of dimming process.

Can be set with eNet server:

Maximum brightness.
Dimming process.
Dimming speed.
Delay time.
Switch-on/off delay.
Dimming ramp up/down.
Switch-off pre-warning.
Permanent-on, permanent-off.
Hotel function.
Light control.

Technical data

Rated voltage:

AC 230 V, 50/60 Hz

Power loss:

max. 4 W

Standby:

max. 0.3 W

Ambient temperature:

-5 °C to +45 °C

Connected load

Light bulbs:

20 to 500 W

HV halogen lamps:

20 to 500 W

Wound electronic transformer:

20 to 500 VA

Wound transformer with NV-LED:

20 to 100 VA

Tronic transformer:

20 to 500 W

electronic transformer with NV-LED:

typically 20 to 100 W

LED lights:

typically 3 to 100 W

Compact fluorescent lamp:

typically 3 to 100 W

Connection cross section:

Max. 4 mm²

Length of the data line:

Max. 3 m

Notes

An eNet wireless receiver module or an eNet server is required to operate this DIN rail adapter.

Dimensions

Modular width (MW):

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