FRGBW14 Eltako Dimmer actuator Dimmer DIN rail

PWM-dimming switch with 4 channels for LED 12-24 V DC, each up to 4 A. Adjustable minimum brightness and dimming speed. With snooze and light alarm circuit. Additionally with light scene control via PC or with radio buttons. Standby loss of only 0.1 watt. DIN-EN 60715 TH35 DIN rail mounting device. 2 divisions = 36mm wide, 58mm deep. Connection to the Eltako RS485 bus. Cross-wiring bus and power supply with jumper. The adjusted brightness level is saved when turning it off (MEMORY) In the event of a power failure, the switch position and the brightness level are saved and, if necessary, switched on when the supply voltage is restored. Automatic electronic overload protection and overheating shut-off. Each status change as well as received central control telegrams are then confirmed with a radio telegram. This radio telegram can be taught in other actuators and the GFVS software. The GFVS software also shows the current dimming value in %. The upper rotary switch is only required for programming. The minimum brightness (fully dimmed) can be set with the middle %lamp rotary switch. The dimming speed can be set using the lower dim-speed rotary switch. The buttons can be taught in either as direction switches or as universal switches: Switch-on and dim-up as direction buttons on one side and switch-off and dim-off on the other side. Double-clicking on the power-on page triggers the automatic dimming up to full brightness at dim-speed speed. The snooze function is activated by a double click on the switch-off side. The direction reversal is done as universal button by briefly letting go of the button. Wireless motion brightness sensors FBH can be taught as Master or slave. Wireless brightness sensors FAH can be taught in to switch off depending on the brightness or as a twilight switch. Lighting setting control, lighting and snooze circuit as per operating instructions. The LED accompanies the teach-in process according to the operating instructions and indicates control commands during operation by a short flash.

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