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Barthelme LED driver EEC G (A - G) 424 W 2.2 A adjustable 1 pc(s)

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Highlights & Details

Chromoflex Pro sequence actuator 4-channel KNX LED

  • 2.2 A

Technical specifications

  • Bus system KNX=yesMounting type=surface-mountedWith bus connection=yesOn site/manual operation=no.With LED display=no.Interface 1-10 V=no.Max. Switching current (resistive load)=2.2 AMax. Switching power = 424 WNumber of outputs=4Protection class (IP)=IP20
Product type

LED driver

Dim

(L x W x H) 182 x 52 x 22 mm

Factory colour

Blue

Grey

Max. output current

2.2 A

Output current (max.) - rounded

2.2 A

Protection class

IP20

LED driver features

adjustable

Max. power

424 W

No. of outputs

4 x

No. of inputs

1 x

Input voltage (max.)

48 V

Min. input voltage

10 V

Weight

93.6 g

Power range

424 W (max)

Type

KNX stripe CV 4-channel

Width

52 mm

Height

22 mm

Length

182 mm

UKCA

not relevant

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Datasheet

Datasheet 2749394 Barthelme LED driver EEC G (A - G) 424 W 2.2 A adjustable 1 pc(s)

User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2749394 Barthelme LED driver EEC G (A - G) 424 W 2.2 A adjustable 1 pc(s)

Description

Can be controlled via KNX, number of channels adjustable via ETS, com+ common anode, short-circuit proof, compatible with ETS4 and higher

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Features

  • Can be controlled via KNXNumber of channels adjustable via ETSCom+ common anodeshort circuit resistantCompatible with ETS4 and higher

Scope of delivery

  • Barthelme Chromoflex Pro sequence actuator 4-channel KNX LED 66000374

Hints

Caution!
Make sure you pick an LED driver/transformer that comes with the appropriate power rating.
Choose a driver/transformer that supplies approx. 30 pecent more watttage, as the current consumption (i.e. amperage) of the LEDs is key, and not the power rating of the LED provided by the LED manufacturer.
Keep in mind that the switch-on surge tend to be much higher.