Eltako Lysdæmper Digital Universal 400W 8-230V AC/DC, DIN-Skinne, bredde 18 mm

EUD12D-UC Digi Multifunkt. 400W (V) Dimmschalter Power MOSFET 21100905 Eltako 21100905 dimmers Eltako 21100905, Dimmer, Mountable, Buttons, Grey, Plastic, IP20 Eltako 21100905. Type: Dimmer. Case design: Mountable, Control type: Buttons, Product colour: Grey. Width: 30 mm, Depth: 22 mm, Height: 120 mm. Doesn't contain: Halogen Phase dimmer with DALI control input for ceiling installation 120x30x22mm. Protection class IP20. Suitable for dimming 230V LED retrofit ­luminaries using DALI. Converts DALI dimming level to a voltage with leading or trailing edge. The minimum dimming level (MIN LEVEL) is adjustable via DALI. Additional operating mode as switch (conforms to DT7) as from Firmware 3.5. The module represents a bus user and is therefore addressable. Double terminals for easy looping of the DALI bus. Dimming range 0.1%-100%. Supply voltage 230V AC. Output load range 10-300W. High efficiency. Configuration via DALI Cockpit PC software. Function: The DALI PD is an interface between classic dimming technology (phase dimming) and DALI which is based on the standard for DALI Control Gear (IEC 62386-102) and Device Type 4 equipment (IEC 62386-205). The DALI PD interface converts the required dimming level into a corresponding voltage signal with leading or trailing edge. Depending on the load the universal dimmer operates as a leading or trailing edge dimmer. The operating mode can be requested over DALI (DT4). The dimming characteristic is based on a logarithmic scale as stipulated in the DALI standard. The leading or trailing edge control supplies a sinusoidal voltage with a phase-cut on the leading or trailing edge. The PHYSICAL MINLEVEL is 3%. As of Firmware version 3.5 the DALI PD is equipped with an additional operating mode. It is switchable from DT4 operating mode (phase dimming) to DT7 (switch). In this ­operating mode the DALI PD acts as a switch. Its behaviour in this mode corresponds to the DALI standard for DT7 devices (IEC62386-208). In this op...