Dimming Actuators

Combined dimming/switching actuator with 1 dimming output for active electronic ballasts and 1 switching output.

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The KNX IO 546.1 secure (1D1O) is a compact combined dimming/switching actuator with 1 dimming output for active electronic ballasts with a 0/1-10V interface and 1 bi-stable relay output.

The dimming actuator can be used for several active electronic ballasts e.g. for LED panels or stripes.

The configuration allows controlling the channel by switching, rel.

Dimming and dimming value.

Several comfort functions are integrated as well, including scenes, slumber fading, staircase light and sequencer.

The switching actuator provides the function for universal outputs including scene control, timer, staircase lighting and heating valves (PWM for thermoelectric valve drives).

KNX LED dimming actuator 4-fold with constant current.

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The KNX IO 536 CC (4D) is a compact RGB / RGBW / Tunable White dimming actuator with 4 outputs (constant current).

The dimming actuator can be used e.g. for LED panels or stripes with RGB / RGBW / Tunable White configuration or as 4 independent dimmer channels.

Every configuration allows controlling the channel by switching, rel.

Dimming and dimming value.

Several comfort functions are integrated as well, including scenes, slumber fading, staircase light and sequencer.

KNX LED dimming actuator 4-fold with constant voltage.

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The KNX IO 534 CV (4D) is a compact RGB / RGBW /Tunable White dimming actuator with 4 PWM outputs.

The dimming actuator can be used e.g. for LED panels or stripes with RGB / RGBW / Tunable White configuration or as 4 independent PWM dimmer channels.

Every configuration allows controlling the channel by switching, rel.

Dimming and dimming value.

Several comfort functions are integrated as well, including scenes, slumber fading, staircase light and sequencer.

Switching actuator with 1 output and 2 binary inputs.

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The KNX IO 532 (1D1O) is a compact combined dimming/switching actuator with 1 PWM dimming output for LEDs and 1 bi-stable relay output.

The dimming actuator can be used e.g. for LED panels or stripes.

Besides controlling the dimmer by switching, rel.

Dimming and dimming value, several optional functions are integrated, including scenes, automatic, slumber function or staircase light.

The switching actuator provides the function for universal outputs including scene control, timer, staircase lighting and heating valves (PWM for thermoelectric valve drives).

Two push buttons and three LEDs allow a local operation and a visualization of the device state.

In addition to the output channels the device includes 16 independent functions for logic or timer control.

Universal dimming actuator and binary inputs with 1 230V dimming output for lights and 2 binary inputs.

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The KNX IO 530 (1D2I) is a compact 230 V dimmer with 1 dimming output and 2 binary inputs.

The dimming actuator can be used for dimmable electric lights supplied with 230 V mains.

To cover a wide range of usable electric lights the KNX IO 530 can operate with trailing or leading edge dimming.

Besides controlling the light by switching, rel.

Dimming and dimming value, several optional functions are integrated, including scenes, automatic, slumber function, staircase light and sequencer.

Gateway between KNX DMX512.

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The KNX DMX Gateway 544 is a compact gateway between KNX and DMX512 (protocol for lighting control) with up to 64 freely configurable channels.

In master mode, the device allows convenient control of DMX luminaires, for example with KNX push-buttons.

Up to 64 dimming channels or up to 8 RGB/RGBW channels are available. 

Several subsets of DMX512 addresses can be assigned to each channel.

The dimming channels enable dimming of one or more DMX devices via KNX.

In addition, 4 sequencers are available in the gateway to carry out more complex tasks.

In slave mode KNX actuators can be controlled by DMX.

For example, the room lighting, which is part of the KNX installation, can be controlled via a DMX lighting control panel.