Name: Du 1 Dali Knx
Brand: Theben
SKU: 37919976
Price: 145 CHF
Availability: InStock

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The Theben DU 1 DALI KNX is a highly advanced shutter actuator that provides a seamless interface between DALI and KNX bus systems. This flush-mounted actuator allows for easy control of up to 30 electronic control gear (ECGs) in broadcast operation, making it an ideal solution for modern lighting control systems. With DALI-2 certification, the actuator supports a variety of light types, including RGB, RGBW, and Tunable White, offering flexibility for different lighting requirements. The integrated temperature monitoring enhances operational safety, while the support for KNX Data Secure ensures secure communication. The DU 1 DALI KNX is easy to install and its compact design allows for universal mounting.

- Easy commissioning of up to 30 ECGs in broadcast operation
- Support for DT-8 luminaires for extended control options
- Two binary inputs for flexible connection options for switches and sensors
- Integrated temperature monitoring to increase operational safety
- Secure communication through KNX Data Secure support.

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