ROLLER SHUTTER MODULE 1 CHANNEL

Module for industrial automation and home automation that controls roller shutters, motorised awnings and similar, using a CAN protocol called VELBUS

SKU 8220-VMB1BLEAN 5410329347680Item type: Assembled

Description

Module for industrial automation and home automation that allows controlling shutters, motorized awnings, etc., using a CAN protocol called VELBUS. Possibility to connect 12 different buttons for immediate raising, 12 different buttons for immediate lowering, 12 different buttons for raising, and 12 different buttons for lowering. 252 possible addresses (settable via hexadecimal rotary switch). Enclosure compatible with standard DIN rails (2 modules). To download the manual “Velbus Timer Application” click here.

Features

  • Relay contacts with transient suppression: 5 A / 230 Vac max.
  • Possibility of manual control of the module
  • Control of the unit via multiple buttons connected in parallel
  • Programmable without a PC
  • Controllable via VELBUS
  • Simple learning procedure for each button
  • Storage of button settings in case of power failure
  • 252 different available addresses
  • Status indication LEDs for:
    – UP and DOWN relay outputs
    – UP and DOWN control modes (fast flashing, very fast flashing, double flash, and continuous on)
    – supply voltage
    – data reception and transmission via VELBUS
  • 4 settable times via 2-way selector: 15 s, 30 s, 1 minute, 2 minutes
  • Enclosure compatible with standard DIN rails
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 90 x 36 x 58 mm

Technical details

Button inputs with debounce circuit 65 ms
Supply voltage 12 Vdc
Current consumption 70 mA

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