Home and Building Automation

For ABB i-bus® KNX 6120/12-101, 6120/13. With labelling field. Support of KNX functions through innovative colour concept (yellow=lighting, blue=blind, orange=RTC, magenta=scene and white=neutral/no function assigned) or standard illumination red/green. Push switch function

For ABB i-bus® KNX 6120/12-101, 6120/13. With labelling field. Support of KNX functions through innovative colour concept (yellow=lighting, blue=blind, orange=RTC, magenta=scene and white=neutral/no function assigned) or standard illumination red/green. Push switch function

For ABB i-bus® KNX With labelling field. Transparent labelling sheet with standard symbols included in delivery.

For ABB i-bus® KNX With labelling field. Transparent labelling sheet with standard symbols included in delivery.

For ABB i-bus® KNX 6120/12-101, 6120/13. With labelling field. Support of KNX functions through innovative colour concept (yellow=lighting, blue=blind, orange=RTC, magenta=scene and white=neutral/no function assigned) or standard illumination red/green. Push switch function

For ABB i-bus® KNX With labelling field. Transparent labelling sheet with standard symbols included in delivery.

For ABB i-bus® KNX With labelling field. Transparent labelling sheet with standard symbols included in delivery.

The busbars reduce the wiring effort for ABB i-bus® modular installation devices. Different load circuits can be supplied from a common source using the busbar.The busbars are suitable for 6 sqmm terminals in the ABB i-bus® range, such as those installed in the 10 A and 16 A SA/S ABB i-bus® Switch Actuators, Switch/Dim Actuators SD/S x.16.1 or Light Controller...

The device detects AC/DC signals of 10 - 230 V via 4 channels. The information of the signal evaluation can be used for controlling ABB-free@home® actuators or for recording status information.The bus can be connected via enclosed terminal block.

The device is used to interface between the free@home system and many manufacturers’ air conditioners, so-called split units. The device converts the free@home telegrams into infrared commands and transmits them to the split unit. The transmitter of the supplied cable is bonded directly onto the split unit’s receiver. The split unit then no longer receives the commands from a remote...

2 channels can be connected with conventional push-buttons or auxiliary contacts. The information of contact scanning can be used to control free@home actuators or for indicate status inforamtion. The contact scanning voltage are made available by binary input device. The devices are supplied by free@home bus, there is no additional power supply neccessary. The compact design allows the installation of...

4 channels can be connected with conventional push-buttons or auxiliary contacts. The information of contact scanning can be used to control free@home actuators or for indicate status inforamtion. The contact scanning voltage are made available by binary input device. The devices are supplied by free@home bus, there is no additional power supply neccessary. The compact design allows the installation of...