Technical Data - Gewiss GW 90 764 Handbuch

Communication
Power supply
Auxiliary power supply
BUS cable
Current absorption by the BUS
Maximum output current
Command elements
Visualisation elements
Maximum dispersible power
Implementation elements
Usage environment
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Relative humidity
BUS connection
Electric connections
Degree of protection
Size
Standard references
Certifications

TECHNICAL DATA

KNX BUS
Via KNX BUS, 29 V DC SELV
CVD LED version: 12...24V dc
CCD LED version: 12...48V dc
KNX TP1
10 mA max
CVD LED version: the maximum current for the channel is
determined based on the type of wiring performed and the
effective number of channels used as shown in the following table:
No. of channels
used
2
3
4
CCD LED version: current from 300mA to 700mA for every
output channel (selectable in ETS in steps of 50mA)
1 miniature programming button key
4 front output test button keys
1 red programming LED
1 red fault signalling LED
4 two-toned output status signalling LEDs (1 for each channel)
4W max
1 6A relay contact for controlling the mains voltage of the LED
auxiliary power supply
CVD LED version: 4 PWM outputs with constant voltage control;
selectable frequency 200Hz, 260Hz, 400Hz; common anode load
control; short-circuit protected output
CCD LED version: 4 PWM outputs with constant current control;
selectable frequency 200Hz, 260Hz, 400Hz; short-circuit
protected output
Dry, indoor places
-5 - +45°C
-25 - +55°C
Max 93% (non condensative)
2-pin coupling terminal - Ø 1 mm
Screw terminals - max. cable section 2.5 mm
IP20
4 DIN modules
Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC; EN50428,
EN50090-2-2, EN61347-1, EN61347-2-13
KNX
20
Wiring 1 Wiring 2
(figure B) (figure B)
4A 4A
3A 4A
2.5A 3A
2