KNX RF QUICKLINK K.5 Comfort motion sensor attachment 2.2m painted steel 85346173

Motion sensor capcomfort from the KNX RF quicklink series. Nominal installation height: 2.2 m. Main design line: K.5.

Features:

• microprocessor control of operation
• additional ETS functions: +6 scenes, operating mode on/off, push-button switch, status indicator, dimming value, light intensity indicator, recalling scenes - motion, recalling scenes - no motion
• function reset (to factory settings)
• "party" function activated for 2 hours
• with presence simulation memory function
• with key lock
• the function of warning against switching off by dimming mechanisms
• the function of programming the activation level of illumination activated by means of a button
• recalling scenes by means of KNX radio devices
• the possibility of blocking the memory scenes
• quicklink functions: switching, dimming, 2 scenes, time control, pushbutton switch (make contact), memory, forced control, Master-Slave mode

Controls and indicators:

• remote operation possible via quicklink transmitter
• with configuration and function button
• with on button /off/automatic mode/memory/party function

LED control:

• LED indicator for cap and mechanism compatibility
• with configuration and function LED
• with red/green/orange operation and status LEDs

Connection :

• integration with the KNX-TP system via the KNX radio network/TP surface-mounted gateway

Series characteristics:

KNX quicklink is a wireless alternative to the intelligent building technology system. An innovative wireless control system using radio communication in the KNX RF standard, without the need for complex cable routing. It has an extremely simple programming method.

• installation in places where cable installation is not possible (e.g. glass walls),
• the possibility of supplementing the traditional installation with additional functionality using a radio control system without high costs,
• the ability to control electrical receivers using remote controls,
• the ability to create light scenes and group and central control functions.