Description

Architectural lighting controller

PX152 module is destined to control slow lighting changes. PX152 may operate as an autonomous controller, executing programmed sequence, or react with chosen algorithm to incoming signals.

The typical example of application is lecture room illumination. The prelector has 8 buttons at disposal, with these he may activate previously programmed levels of lightness for different areas of room.

The alternative way of use may be automatic lighting activated with movement detectors. In such a denouement the possibility of programming all three times (highlighting time, full power lighting time and dimming time) is essential. 9 inputs are meant to control the module. Inputs 1 - 8 are for starting programmed functions in corresponding channels or for launching scenes. Every single input may be set as "normally open" or "normally close". Input 9 has the highest priority, it turns the device on and off. May be connected to a dusk-activated switch or clock. Set as "normally open", "normally close" or inactive.

The PX152 module is produced in two versions: 8- and 16-channel.
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