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441 Occupancy Detector Interface

 

 Occupancy Detector Interface (441)

The 441 Occupancy Detector Interface allows connection of a customer-specified occupancy sensor to a DIGIDIM-DALI system. The input accepts a volt-free, normally closed contact. The prewired encapsulated circuit board is intended for mounting inside the wiring space of the sensor.

The 441 also includes a 12 V DC supply (15 mA max.) to power the sensor.

Default Functions T1 T2 0 V 0 V DA– +12 V DA+

Connection

Cable Colour

0 V

Brown

T1

Red

T2

Orange

+12 V

Yellow

0 V

Green

DA+

Blue

DA–

Violet

 

 

 

 Key Features

  • Fits into the wiring space inside the sensor.
  • Input for normally closed (NC) volt-free switch compatible with security sensors.
  • Fully programmable using Toolbox and Designer software.
  • Compatible with Helvar iDim range, functioning as a PIR extension sensor.

 

 

Technical Data

Voltage-free switched inputs

Connections:

0 V input ground.1 sensor input (normally closed).2 for future use. Do not connect.

Voltage at T1:

5 V nominal with input open, must be less than 1 V closed.

Overload protection:

± 7 V

Short-circuit current:

1 mA max.

Debounce period:

50 ms

Connections

DALI/switch/power:

Ribbon cable terminated with 7 ferrulesFerrule pin ⌀ 1.2 mm Note: To avoid interference problems, the connections must not be increased in length.

Power

Sensor supply:

12 V @ 15 mA max. (nonisolated)0 V supply, common to input 0 V

DALI consumption:

10 mA + sensor supply mA ≤ 25 mA max.

Mechanical data

Dimensions:

50 mm × 20 mm × 10 mm

Weight:

12 g

IP code:

IP20

Operating conditions

Ambient temperature:

0 °C to +50 °C

Relative humidity:

Max. 90 %, noncondensing

Storage temperature:

−10 °C to +70 °C

Conformity and standards

EMC emission:

EN 55015

EMC immunity:

EN 61547

Safety:

EN 60950

Environment:

Complies with WEEE and RoHS directives.

Software compatibility

Designer:

4.1 or later

Toolbox:

2.2.12 or later

 



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