Eltako FSR71NP-4x-230V

Current pulse relay with 4 channels, each with 1 normally open contact, not potential-free, 4A/250V AC. Features light scene control via PC or with wireless switches. Encrypted radio, bidirectional radio, and repeater function can be activated. Standby loss is only 0.8 watts. Installation in the 230V mains connection line, for example in false ceilings and luminaires. Dimensions: 166 mm long, 46 mm wide, and 31 mm high. Includes cable strain relief. In the event of a power supply failure, it will turn off as defined. The channels can be learned independently as ES or ER channels. Scene control: With one of the four control signals from a button learned as a scene switch with a double rocker, multiple channels of one or more FSR71NP-4x can be turned on or off to create a scene. Central commands from the PC are sent using the building radio visualization and control software GFVS. To do this, one or more FSR71NP-4x must be learned on the PC. The rotary switches are used to learn the buttons and, if necessary, test the 4 channels. For normal operation, the middle and lower rotary switches are then set to AUTO. The upper rotary switch can be used to set the EW time (0-120 seconds) for relays or the RV time (0-120 minutes) for pulse switches for all channels simultaneously. If wireless motion brightness sensors FBH (Master) and/or FBH (Slave) are learned, the switching threshold for each channel is set with the upper rotary switch, determining when the lighting is turned on or off. Settings for the upper rotary switch are according to the operating manual. If wireless brightness sensors FAH60 are learned, the upper rotary switch is used to set the switching threshold for each channel, determining when the lighting is turned on or off based on brightness (from approximately 0 Lux in position 0 to approximately 50 Lux in position 120). A hysteresis of about 300 Lux between turning on and off is preset.