EE Effiency in Residentials and Management Part 2

Energy Efficiency and Automation
Solutions in Residentials Part 2

Savaş Korkmaz
Schneider Electric Türkiye
BMS Activation Manager
savas.korkmaz@tr.schneider-electric.com
Why Energy Efficiency is a need?
x2
Expected energy usage in
2050
We are creating
solutions for energy
efficency.
energy control
solutions for energy efficiency
energy management solutions
÷2 … for residences,
commercial and industrial
Up to %30
Reduction of CO2 for
preventing a dramatical buildings
Energy Efficiency
climate change in 2050
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Energy Efficiency Process
Energy Control
and
Measurement
Passive Energy Efficiency Active Energy Efficiency
Automation and Monitoring,

Basic and Simple
optimisation with Maintenance,
recruitment
adjustment Upgrade
Low consumption products, HVAC control, lighting Installition of Meter and

insulation materials, control, frequency Measurement Equipments,
correction of power factor. converters… monitoring centers, EV
analysis programs

You can do more than watching...

Energy Usage Areas
Sectoral distrubition for energy usage :
31% >2% 18% 21% 28%

Industry and Data Center Buildings Residences Transportation
Infrastructure and Networks Sector
Energy is used mostly in heating, cooling,motors,lighting, electronic equipments.

Energy Usage in Residences
Hot Other
Electrical tools and
Water %5 Electronic
%10
Equipments
%15
Lighting
%20
% 50
Air Conditioning
(Heating&Cooling)
Systems that Active Energy Efficiency
Solutions Applied in Residences
Air Lighting
Conditioning
( HVAC )
Motor Electrical and

Shutter-Blind-Pump Electronic
Equipmens

Right Determination Using modern With Automation
of Customer Technology Solutions
Needs and
Expectations
We offer %10 - %40,

Sustainable Energy Efficiency.

HVAC Automation Solutions
Using communicating thermostats, room temperatures monitored
consistently and with datas taken comfort conditions can be
provided efficiently and economically.
With timed scenes, night-comfort-standby modes can be

worked in optimum conditions.
To provide air quality, relative humidity rate can be measured

and ventilation system can start-up or shut down.
System can be controlled via phone or internet. Your home can

be in comfort mode before you reach home.
Defects in a system can be reported and prevented.
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Lighting Automation Solutions
With dimmer units, lights can be dimmed according to needs and
energy efficiency can be provided.
With Daylight control (Daylight-Constatnt Lighting),lighting level

can stays stabil and unnecessary lighting can be prevented.
With movement and presence detectors, if there is no one in the

room or the lighting level is enough lights will shut off
automatically.
Garden and surrounding lighting can be controlled

automatically according to light level.
With one button scene control, unnecessary lights can be shut
down and energy efficiency can be provided.
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Automation Solutions for Motor Systems
(Shutter-Blind-Pump etc..)
The solar shading and the blinds are used actively in summer
months with the help of sensors those dedects orientation of the
sun. In this way, the direct sunlight to enter into the house is
prevented. Unnecessary work of cooling system is prevented with
this.
Controlling shutters with scene functions according to time and

weather provides heat isolation and energy saving.
Systems which use high powered motors (fan

motors,hydrophore etc..) can be run with soft starters and
frequency convertors so that energy efficiency can be provided.
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Control of Electrical and Electronic
Equipments
Electronic equipments like TV-DVD, music sets use energy even

when they are in stand-by mode.These equipments energy could
be shut automatically when you leave the room so that
unnecessary energy consumption is prevented.

Infrasutructure of INSTABUS/KNX
● 1984 Ideas of Merten for Building System Technologies Merten’in

● 1987 Foundation of INSTABUS iprovement partnership
• Merten GmbH & CO. KG
• INSTA-Elektro GmbH (Berker, Gira, Jung)
• Siemens AG
● 1990 Foundation of EIBA (European Installation BUS Association – Brüksel located)
• Determination of technical subjects
• Certification and improvement of EIB commercial brand (Today KNX)
• Formation of European and universal standarts (DIN VDE 0829 or EN 50090)
• Organizing member activities
● 1993 Foundation of German EIBA Group
● 1994 Foundation of 10 different national EIBA Group
1999 KNX ...
• EIBA (European Installation Bus Association)
• EHSA (European Home Systems Association)
• BCI (BatiBUS Club International)

Infrasutructure of INSTABUS/KNX
KNX – First residence and building control standart in

world that is open, without copyright and independent of
platform. Europe (EN 50090 - EN 13321-1) world
standart(ISO/IEC 14543) are accepted.
• 103 members
• 70 different countries
• More than 7.000 certificated products
• More than 21.000 ETS users
• 100 Training centers
• 40 scientific partners

Classic Installement...
● When needs vary implementation becomes harder.

Classic electric installement...
● Controlling Lighting with classic

button:
● Nearly a 100 - year standart
● Only On-Off control or dimmer
function
● Controls only connected outlet
● Has security risks

Classic way of Installement!
● Classic installement:
● Installement that becomes
complicated when outlet numbers
increased
● Not flexible
● Increasement of installement cost
when the number increases
● Tesisattaki herhangi bir revizyon
yüksek maliyetlidir
● Not proper for central control
● No connection between other outlets
and equipments.

Comparison between Classic
Cabling and KNX Cabling
Classic Cabling KNX Cabling

Smart Solutions: KNX / EIB
● Infrastructure of KNX system:
Data
A
● Logical connection despite of
electrical connection between input
B units(smart buttons and sensors)
and output units(actuators)
● Data and energy transmits with
different lines.
C ● Input unit’s functions can be
changed and multi functions can be
assigned regarding to needs.
A B C D
D
Data
Enerji

Smart Solutions: KNX / EIB
● Infrastructure of KNX system:
Data
● Every equipment has its own
address.
● There can be changes in installed
system without touching
installement.
● Flexible system according to needs.
J - Y(ST)Y 2 x 2 x 0.8 (EIB version)
Bilgi
Enerji

KNX Advantages
• Simple Planning
• Revision and expansion without
any problem
• Independent equipments can
work together
• Complex needs can be done
easily
• Central monitoring and control
• Lowers operation and energy
costs

Technology
• What is KNX consist of?
• System equipments
• Sensors
• Actuators
• ETS software

Sample Connection
230 V – Main supply
Bus line Sensor/Button

J-Y (St) Y 2x2x0,8
Fuse
System
Equipment 1.1.1
(ex. Power supply)
Actuator
1.1.2
Lights

System Equipments
System Equipments
• Power Supply • Coupling • KNX/IP
unit Router

Actuators and Sensors
Actuators
230 V
Bus
Sensors

Sensors
• Tactile Sensor(pressure
sensor)
• Room thermostats
• Binary input/ button interface
• Lighting control
• Movement and presence
detectors
• Air conditioning station

Sensors
• Automation buttons with one,
two, three or four gangs.
• Button interface module with
one or two gangs.
• IR receiver
• Room thermostat
• ARGUS movement dedector

Actuators
• Flush-mounted actuators
• Panel type (REG-K) actuators

Panel type Actuators
• DIN format
• More economic solutions
• Can be mount in small junction
box.
• With the advantage of bus
infrastructure, many units can
be used for same function.
• Easy connection with electric
terminals

Cabling
Free Tophology
Line
Star
Tree structure

Central Assembly
Bus
230 V

Decentral assembly
Bus
230 V

Mixed assembly
Bus
230 V
230 V
A-socket

Sanctioned cable length
350 m
350 m
300 m

KNX BUS Line
LV1
Line segment 2
Line
1.1.64
1.1.65 1.1.127
LV2
Line segment 1 Line segment 3
1.1.128
1.1.1 1.1.63 1.1.129 1.1.191
LV3
Line segment 4
1.1.192
1.1.193 1.1.255

KNX BUS Area
Main line 1.0 Area
LK1 LK15
1.1.0 1.15.0
1.1.1 1.15.1
Line 1
Line 15
1.1.63 1.15.63

KNX General Look
Area line 0.0

15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
BK1 Area 1
1.0.0
Main line 1.0
LK1 LK15
1.1.0 1.15.0
1.1.1 1.15.1
Line 1 Line 15
1.1.63 1.15.63

EIB Tool Software (ETS)

Residence Automation Solutions
LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
● Control of Lighting from many

independent points
● One button scene functions

SHUTTER-BLIND-CURTAIN CONTROL
● Smart shutter blind control

It is saving time!
HEATING/COOLING
● Constant, time depented,
interactive with outer area,
controlling heating/cooling outside
of the house (Fan-Coil,Central
Heating Boiler, Convector
Systems...)

Necessarily !
SECURITY!
● Interactive status feedback...

Field Equipments
PANEL MODULES
●Modular
●Manuel-Control
●DIMMING , ON -OFF

Field Equipments
SMART PUSH-BUTTONS
●Modern Design
●Programmable
●Different Frame
Alternatives
Field Equipments
RF EQUIPMENTS
RF Sensors RF Valves
RF Colorfull TFT
Panel Controller
RF Push-Buttons RF/IR Remote Control

Field Equipments
SMART LCD Touchscreen
10’’ Colorfull TFT

Ventilation
Lighting Touch Panel
Security Scenes

Field Equipments
BUTTONS AND SOCKETS
● SYSTEM M
● M-PLAN Natural Glass Frames

Field Equipments
BUTTONS AND SOCKETS
●M-SMART
●M-ARC
●M-PLAN
●M-PLAN II
●M-PLAN real glass
●M-Star

KNX Push-buttons Designs
System M and Artec (Antique, Trancent)

KNX Push-button plus
System M
● Push-buttons with integrated bus coupler

(completed only with a frame)
● 1-gang = 2 buttons / 2 LED’s
● 4-gang+IR = 8 buttons / 8 LED’s / IR-receiver
● Versions
● matt: anthracite and aluminium
● glossy: polar white and active white
● Extended software functions (plus
functionality)
● Same universal software in all devices
gives a high planning security and a uniform
appearance
● All status-LED’s can be triggered
independently
● Red status LED’s, green operating LED
Artec (Antique, Trancent)
● Push-buttons with integrated bus coupler

(completed only with a frame)
● 1-gang = 2 buttons / 2 LED’s / 1 extra button
● 4-gang+IR = 8 buttons / 8 LED’s / 1 extra button
/ IR-receiver
● Versions
● white, polar white, aluminium, stainless steel
● Extended software functions (plus functionality)
● Same universal software in all devices
gives a high planning security and a uniform
appearance
● All status-LED’s can be triggered
independently
● Blue status LED’s, blue operating LED
Artec (Antique, Trancent)
● Supplied with protective hood and

2 pre-labelled foil strips for the labelling
field
I 0 I 0
I 0 I 0
I 0 I 0
I 0
● Auxiliary button
● For all push-button plus in Artec design,
the lower part of the labelling field is an
additional button
● Same selection of functions as for the
normal buttons, but no status LED
KNX Push-button plus 4-gang with IR-
receiver
System M and Artec (Antique, Trancent)
● Pre-programmed as standard for Merten-Distance remote

control
● Many more IR remote controls for TV, satellite or video
systems, for example, can be taught
● Same universal software as for all the other push-button
plus Innovation
System M System Design Distance 2010

Function overview
● Selectable functions for each button

● Toggle (1 bit/1 byte)
● Switch (1 bit/1 byte)
● Dimming (relative, 4 bit)
● Blind (up/down + stop/step, position)
● Edges 1 bit, 2 bit, 4 bit ,1 byte
● Edges 2 byte
● 8 bit linear regulator
● Scene (recall/save)
● Disable function
● Scene module (freestanding)

Switch actuators REG-K
Overview
8gang 2gang 4gang 8gang 12gang
Switch actuator Switch actuators REG-K 16A with manual mode

REG-K 6A
2gang 4gang 8gang 12gang 8x/16x
12x/24x
Blind/switch actuators
Switch actuators REG-K 10A with manual mode REG-K with manual mode
16A with manual mode and current detection
2gang 4gang
8gang 12gang

Overview
● Switch actuator REG-K 6 A

● Properties: Nominal current 6 A, no manual mode
● Devices: 8 channels
● Switch actuators REG-K 10 A with manual mode
● Properties: Nominal current 10 A, electrical manual mode
● Devices: 2 channels, 4 channels, 8 channels, 12 channels
● Switch actuators REG-K 16 A with manual mode
● Properties: Nominal current 16 A, mechanical manual mode
● Blind/switch actuators REG-K
● Properties: Nominal current 10 A, electrical manual mode
● Devices: up to 16 channels (switching), up to 24 channels (switching)
● Switch actuators REG-K 16 A with manual mode and current detection
● Properties: Nominal current 16 A, mech. manual mode w. relay feedback, current
measuring

16A with manual mode and current detection
Technical Data (technical subject to change)

● Nominal voltage AC 230 V, 50-60 Hz
For each switching contact:
● Nominal current: 16 A, cosφ =0,6
● Incandescent lamps: AC 230 V max. 3600 W
● Halogen lamps: AC 230 V, max. 2500 W
● Florescent lamps: AC 230 V, max. 2500 VA
with parallel compensation
● Capacitive load: AC 230 V, 16 A, max. 200 μF
● Motor load: AC 230 V, max. 1000 W
● DC load: 24 V, 16 A, ohmic load only
Current detection – Load current:
● Detection area: 0,1 A to 16 A (sine rms or DC)
● Detection accuracy: +/- 8% of the actual
current value (sine) and +/- 100 mA
● Resolution: 100 mA

Functions of all actuators
Details Benefits
● Staircase function ● Solution for high security-standard in
● with cut out warning public buildings
● Fixed/variable time (16A current ● Energy saving with comfort
detec.)
● Adding mode (16A current detec.)
● On delay ● No extreme inrush current, special lighting
● Off delay effect
● Locking* ● E.g. lighting for public passing through,
● Logical operation* ventilation
● Priority control* ● Support of service and cleaning
● Make / break contact ● Conditional switching
● Status- feedback (active or passive) ● Central control and local blocking in public
areas
● Central function
● Flexibility for special solutions
● Scenes
● Status indication for LED or touch panel
* 10A/16A: Logical operation and priority can not be used at the same time
● Mini-scene, e.g. central-off with orientation light
16A CD: Locking and priority control can not be used at the same time
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Universal dimming actuators REG-K
Characteristics
● Automatic recognition of load

● Device variants
● 1 x 1000 W/VA
● 1 x 500 W/VA
● 2 x 300 W/VA (or 1 x 500 W/VA)
● 4 x 150 W/VA (or 1 x 300 W/VA + Universal dimming Universal dimming
2 x 150 W/VA or 2 x 300 W/VA) actuator REG-K/4x230/150W actuator REG-K/2x230/300W
● Extension unit inputs (230 V) and manual

operation
● Output status and error indicators
● Electrical load detection at each output
● Short circuit, overload and open circuit
detection and indication
● Over-temperature and overheating
protection Universal dimming Universal dimming
● Softstart actuator REG-K/500W actuator REG-K/1000W
Blind / Roller shutter actuators REG-K
For controlling
● Blinds
● Venetian blinds
● Awnings
● Shutters
● Windows
● Skylights
● Projector screens
● Draperies
● Curtains

Product overview
8 channel 4-channel 2 channel
Blind actuators 230V/10A with manual mode
4 channel 4 channel 4 channel
Blind actuator 230V/6A Blind actuator 24V/6A Roller shutter actuator

with manual mode 230V/10A with manual mode
(no slat control)
Operating element and displays
● Operating mode LED “RUN” (green)

● Indicates that the application program is
downloaded and that the actuator responds to
KNX-telegrams
● Manual operation LED (red)
● Indicates manual operation mode. Each blind
channel can be controlled up/down/stop with the
channel keys
● Channel status LED’s (yellow)
● Indicates the relay states
● Manual operation key (Hand)
● For activating/deactivating the manual operation
mode (can be blocked in the software)
● Channel keys
● For manual control. Only responds when manual
operation is ON and when bus voltage/auxiliary
Schneider voltage
Electric - BMS –is available
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Software features
● Basic functions
● Up/down/stop and stepwise slat adjustment,
manual
● Positioning of height and slat angle, manual
● Extended functions
● Automatic control (up/down/stop/slat + position)
● Manual locking and automatic locking
● Calibration/Reference movement
● Preset function
● Scene
● Higher-level functions
● Weather alarm
Roller shutter actuator
● Alarm function
does
● Disable function not have slat functions
● Movement range limits
KNX Brightness and temperature sensor
KNX Weather station basic

KNX Brightness and temperature sensor
Technical data
● Voltage
● Bus voltage
● Power consumption: < 150mW
● Temperature
● Measuring range: -25 °C to 55°C
● Tolerance: +/- 5 % and +/- 1
degree
● Brightness
● Measuring range: 1 ... 100000lux
● Tolerance: +/- 20% min. +/- 1lux
● Type of protection:
● When perpendicular assembling
with cover: IP 54

Weather station Basic
Overview
● The universal “genius“ processes

measured values of :
● wind, rain, brightness and
temperature
● Weather station for small
commercial buildings and single as
well as multi-family houses
● Evaluation is done directly in the
unit
● Supply by bus voltage and 230 V
● 4 universal channels
● 3 sun shade channels (particularly
for blind and shutter applications)

Weather station Basic
Technical data
● Voltage and power consumption

● 230-240 V~/50-60 Hz
● Power consumption: < 10mA bus
voltage
● Power consumption heating: 10W
230V AC
● Temperature
● Measuring range: -25 °C … 55°C
● Brightness
● Measuring range: 1 .. 100000lux
● Light detection angle: 150°
● Type of protection:
● IP 54 according to EN 60529

KNX ARGUS Presence detectors
● ARGUS Presence Basic

● Polar white MTN630719
● Aluminium MTN630760
● ARGUS Presence
● Polar white: MTN630819
● Aluminium : MTN630860
● ARGUS Presence 180/2.20m (System
M)
● Polar white: MTN630419
● Active white:MTN630425
● Anthracite: MTN630614
● Aluminium: MTN630660
● ARGUS Presence with
light control & IR-receiver
● Polar white: 630919
● Aluminium:
Schneider 630960
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Hardware – ceiling mounted
● Angle of detection : 360°

● Number of movement sensors : 4
(separately adjustable for 6308xx and
6309xx)
● Max range (mounting height 2,50) :
radius 7 m
● Number of levels : 6
● Number of zones : 136 with 544 switching
elements
● Light sensor : threshold value 10-2000
Lux via ETS
● IR-channels (6309xx): 10 for KNX-
telegram and 10 for configuration

Hardware – wall mounted
● Angle of detection: 180°

● Number of movement sensors: 2
(separately adjustable)
● Max range (mounting height 2,2 m): 8 m
right/left, 12 m to the front
● Number of levels: 6
● Number of zones: 48
● Light sensor: threshold value 10-2000 Lux
via ETS, or via potentiometer
● Time: 1 to 255 hours via ETS, or in steps
from 1 s to 8 min via potentiometer
● Range: 10%-100% via ETS or via
potentiometer
● Note: Set the brightness value after installing
the covering segments

Fan coil actuator REG-K
Overview
● Actuator for controlling a fan coil unit with a

heating / cooling valve, up to 3 fan speeds
● 2- or 4-pipe systems can be used
● 2- or 3-point valve drives can be used
● Can be controlled by the multi-function
push-button with RTC
● 2 inputs: for window contact or temperature
measurement and drip tray monitoring
● Auxiliary switch output 16 A for additional
functions
● Test mode to check the system during
commissioning or trouble shooting

Fan coil actuator REG-K
Features
● Manual / Automatic mode of the fan

● Limitation of fan step via object
(e.g during the night)
● Additional ventilation (every 30 or 60 min
for 3-5 minutes). Can be
enabled/disabled via the bus
● Warm start (delayed start of fan until
heating valve has opened)
● Follow-up time for utilisation of remaining
energy
● Message of fan duty time in hours,
message for filter change after 1-127
weeks

IP touch panel
Mounting and connection
Cavity wall-
Flush- mounted mounting box for
mounting box for Mounting
IP touch panel
IP touch panel possibilities
Art.-No. MTN683091 Art.-No. MTN683092
DC 24 V/ 1,25
A Ethernet
Power supply Crossover
or LAN
connection
Alt 2:
Alt 1:
Art.-No. MTN693004 KNX-connection
KNX module for
via KNXnet/IP
IP touch panel
mounting EIB/KNX connection
Art.-Nr. MTN683093
IP touch panel
Mounting of the KNX module
● Disconnect the IP touch panel from Art.-Nr. MTN683093

the mains. KNX module for
● Open the rear of the IP touch panel IP touch panel
(two screws). Mounting
● Plug the module into the red slot.
● Close the rear of the IP touch panel.
● Put the address-label on the back of
the IP touch panel.
● After installing you have to activate
the new port of the module in the
Operating System:
● START/Settings/Control Panel /
SMUX-Assignment KNX Connection
-> “Connect COM2 to: PLC-Port“.

IP touch panel
Connections – Power supply and Ethernet
e.g. Crossover
Power supply
REG, DC 24 V/1,25A
Art.-Nr. MTN683004

KNX/IP-Router REG-K
Overview
● Functions
● Coupler:
forwarding of telegrams between
different lines through a LAN (IP) as a
fast backbone (KNXnet/IP routing)
● LAN-programming interface:
PC-access (e.g. with ETS3) to the KNX
bus via LAN (KNXnet/IP tunnelling)
● IP-addressing
● Automatic assignment via a DHCP-
server
● Manual configuration (ETS-parameters)
● Power supply
● AC 12-24 V, DC 12-30 V
(40 mA at DC 24 V) or
● Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)
KNX/IP-Router REG-K
KNX/IP-Router as area coupler
● Replaces area coupler

● Line coupler remains
● Addressing
● x.0.0 (x: 1..15)
● Note :
● Do not use KNX/IP-router topologically
below

KNX DALI-Gateway REG-K/1/16(64)/64
Topics
● DALI System
● DALI-Gateway REG-K Features
● Technical data
● Menu
● ETS-planning
● Advantages
● The new DALI-Gateway
REG-K/1/16(64)/64
Art.-Nr. MTN680191

DALI
Definition
● What is DALI ?
● DALI stands for "Digital
Addressable Lighting Interface"
and is a protocol for controlling
electronic control gears (ECG) for ECG 1
lighting
ECG 2
● The analog standard for
controlling electronic ballasts is ECG 3
the analogue 1-10V interface
● The DALI standard is described in Manual Manual
the norm on fluorescent lamp operation operation Max. ECG 64
ballasts, the IEC 60929, Annex E
and IEC 62386
● DALI is a subsystem for lighting
control in building management

DALI
Basic data
● DALI system size

● Max. 64 devices (individual
addresses)
● Max. 16 groups (group addresses)
● Max. 16 scenes (lighting values) ECG 1
● Settings stored in the ECG ECG 2
● Individual address ECG 3
● Group allocations
● Lighting scene values Manual Manual
● Dimming speed operation operation Max. ECG 64
● Emergency power lighting value
● Switch-on value when voltage
returns

KNX Power supplies
General
● REG-K-housing = bus connection via

bus connecting terminal
● Mains connection via plug-in screw
terminal
● Green LED indicates readiness for
operation
● Red LED indicates too high output
current (I>Imax)
● Yellow LED indicated emergency
power supply (devices with
emergency power input)
● Reset button with LED – disconnects
the bus power for approx 20 s to
make a reset of all connected bus
devices
KNX Power supplies
Overview
160 mA 320 mA 640 mA Lead gel battery

Art.no: MTN684016 Art.no: MTN684032 Art.no: MTN684064 Art.no:
MTN668991
160 mA with 320 mA with 640 mA with Emergency power

emergency power emergency power emergency power supply
input input input Art.no:
Art.no:
Schneider - BMS – Savas KORKMAZ – 2009 Art.no: MTN683832
ElectricMTN683816 Art.no: MTN683890 MTN683901 83
KNX Power supplies
Emergency power supply
● For connection to power supplies with

emergency power input
● Connection for led gel battery, integrated
charging electronics
● Green LED indicates 230V supply
● Red LED indicates error (battery < 11 V
or the current on the bus line > 700 mA)
● Yellow LED indicates battery operation
● 3 floating contacts indicating operating
state (230V, error and battery) for
connection to a binary input (as an
example)
● Led gel battery is ordered separately
(art. no MTN668991)

KNX Power supplies
Emergency power supply
● Connection example
KNX Power supply Power supply DC 24 V Binary input 4x24 Emergency power supply Led gel
battery
+
Bus _
L2
L1
N
PE

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Solutions in Residentials Part 2

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Passive Energy Efficiency Active Energy Efficiency

Automation and Monitoring,

Low consumption products, HVAC control, lighting Installition of Meter and

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31% >2% 18% 21% 28%

Energy is used mostly in heating, cooling,motors,lighting, electronic equipments.

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Motor Electrical and

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We offer %10 - %40,

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With timed scenes, night-comfort-standby modes can be

To provide air quality, relative humidity rate can be measured

System can be controlled via phone or internet. Your home can

Defects in a system can be reported and prevented.

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With Daylight control (Daylight-Constatnt Lighting),lighting level

With movement and presence detectors, if there is no one in the

Garden and surrounding lighting can be controlled

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Controlling shutters with scene functions according to time and

Systems which use high powered motors (fan

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Electronic equipments like TV-DVD, music sets use energy even

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● 1984 Ideas of Merten for Building System Technologies Merten’in

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KNX – First residence and building control standart in

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● When needs vary implementation becomes harder.

● Controlling Lighting with classic

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J - Y(ST)Y 2 x 2 x 0.8 (EIB version)

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Bus line Sensor/Button

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Main line 1.0 Area

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Area line 0.0

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● Control of Lighting from many