HIQ Home

User Manual v1.3.1

Sales and management

Robotina d.o.o.
OIC-Hrpelje 38
6240 Kozina
Slovenia
+386 5 689 2020
info@robotina.com
www.robotina.com

Manufacturing and service

Cybrotech Ltd.
14 Brinell Way
Harfreys Industrial Estate
Norfolk, NR31 0LU
United Kingdom
+44 741 845 4980
info@cybrotech.com
www.cybrotech.com
Content

Features
Outline 4
Features 5
Utility 6
Concept 7
Devices 8
Expansion 9
Background 10

Lights and blinds 11

RGB dimmer 12
Scene 13
Automatic lights 15
Ready light 17
Evo light 18

Heating and cooling 19

Timetable 20
Key concepts 21
Automation 22
Alarm 24
Access control 25
Energy 26
Customization 27

Software
HIQ Configurator 28
HIQ Commander 29
HIQ Universe 30

Hardware
PS-IQ power supply 31
HC-IQ home controller 32
LC-10-IQ light controller 33
LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer 34
LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer 35
LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer 36
BC-5-IQ blinds controller 37
SC-4-IQ scene controller 38

TH-1-IQ thermostat 39
TH-2-IQ thermostat 40
TH-3-IQ thermostat 41
FC-1-IQ fan-coil actuator 42
Power meter 43
Motion, door and light sensor 44
Temperature sensor 45
Touchless switch 46

Wiring 47
Schematic diagram 48
Switch panel 49
Dimensions 50
Order code 51
Outline
home automation system

comfort
simplicity
security
safety
flexibility

HIQ is a home automation system, including

lights, blinds, heating and cooling; temperature
monitoring, energy management, timetable,
evant-based automation and security alarm.

HIQ consists both of hardware and software. HIQ can be used for both a new project and
Although basically simple, expansion renovation. Most of the work is done by a
capabilities are virtually unlimited. System is electrician, no specialized expert is needed.
configurable, programmable, and allow Configuration can be done by end-user.
integration of multiple HIQ installations into a
single functional unit. System design is straight forward, there are no
complicated compatibility or dependency rules.

HIQ is open to other home devices, either by

integrating them in the system (e.g. touchless
buttons), or cooperate on the signal level (e.g.
professional alarm).

Features 4
Features
unique concept and style

separate thermostat for each room

smartphone controls everything manual or automatic operation

integration with other systems independent of internet connection

unlimited expansion possibilities full user control over all parameters

extremely simple to use

Multiple timetables Advanced RGB control

RGB mode allows control of hue, saturation and

brightness; instead of individual red, green and blue
channels.

White temperature mode goes between different

shades of white, from cool daylight to warm
incandescent tone.

Evo light synchronize light temperature with time of

the day. At the evening, lights will smoothly slide into
a warmer, cosy tone.
Things running up to your schedule. Select active hours, and devices to
which they relate. Output can be manually overridden at any time.

Features 5
Utility
various lodging solutions

small house large house apartment building

urban house farm house bungalow

full renovation new house

HIQ system is suitable for house or apartment, small or large,

residence or weekend house. However, it is not the best choice
for a partial retrofit, where a wireless solution may be prefered.

Features 6
Concept
system architecture

HIQ Universe

HIQ devices

scenes and
thermostats distribution board

configuration and control

buttons

controlled devices heating, ventilation and air-conditioning

Features 7
Devices
what are devices used for

Device Used for

LC-10-IQ halogen and LED downlighters,

light controller all kinds of general-purpose lights

managed socket for floor lamp,

table fan, hi-fi system, projector,
and all kinds of appliances

LD-P4-IQ
dimmable lights of all kinds
LD-D8-IQ
universal dimmer

LD-V4-IQ LED stripes

LED dimmer

BC-5-IQ window blinds, shutters and jalousies,

blinds controller driven by a common up/down motor

SC-4T-IQ
scene controller

user-selectable arrangement of lights and blinds

SC-4S-IQ
scene controller

TH-1-IQ
TH-2-IQ heating, cooling and fan control
TH-3-IQ
electronic thermostat

FC-1-IQ
fan-coil controller

HC-IQ smartphone and PC connection, automation,

master controller timetable, alarm, energy and other functions

Features 8
Expansion
out-of-the-box vs project-based features

Basic configuration

tablet

230VAC
smartphone

switches
laptop
Wi-Fi

Ethernet router Ethernet

IEX bus

switchboard desktop PC

One home controller covers approximately 200m2, or one level in a multistory building.

Advanced system

access energy
control security safety surveillance management

appliance smart grid audio/video project-based

supervision DIY devices features
control integration integration

KNX LON X10 Zigbee building

bridge bridge bridge bridge integration

out-of-the-box
features

HIQ system offer many out-of-the-box functions. However, modern home automation is
all about integration, and that is where the HIQ excels. HIQ is capable of connecting
various devices into a functional system. Integration is project-based, each building is
attuned to investor requirements.

Features 9
Background
experience behind the product

Design Features
Cybrotech originate from industry control - hardware watch-dog
and automation, all devices are designed - transient supression
and build up to a much higher standards - short circuit tolerant outputs
then usually expected in home automation. - reverse polarity tolerant supply
- wide temperature range

Addressing Firmware
Devices are addressed automatically, All devices are build to implement
not a single address is set by user. firmware upgrade, so the future for
your investment is assured.

Responsive CAN bus is a multi-master,

From keypress to action, typical deterministic bus which offer
reaction time is 10 milliseconds. optimum between performance,
network architecture and cost.

Power consumption
HIQ take a great care to use Autorange inputs always
as little electricity as possible. ensure a full scale motion.

No batteries No hidden costs at any level - everything

The whole system is operated is simple and elegant (and beautiful, too).
from a single 24V power supply.

Programming tools are free, everybody Wire vs. wireless

is welcome to give it a try. Only a basic - no batteries
programming skills are needed. Join our - more reliable
group and discover how fun and simple - faster response
house automation can be. - less EMI pollution
- simpler setup
- lower price

We don’t sell switches, luminaries, computers, portable devices, tablets or phones; you
have a freedom to select anything you like, buget models or expensive designer items.
What we do sell is electronics, software and home automation experience at it’s finest.

Features 10
Lights and blinds
control anything from anywhere

Outputs

on/off dimmer blinds position

0..100% 0..100%

40x 16x 10x

Scene
control a group with a single command

Light type Blinds type

incandescent/halogen classic blinds

managed socket for a

compact fluorescent slatted blinds floor lamp, table fan,
dehumidifier, electric
mosquito repellent,
hi-fi system

compact LED E27/E14 Roman shades

LED strip 12/24V

blinds control with an
intermediate position

Features 11
 RGB dimmer
hue, saturation and brightness

In RGB mode, dimmer channels are connected to red, RGB dimmer may be used in white temperature
green, blue and white lights. White channel is mode. Here, user controls brightness and white
optional. Instead of individual channels, user controls temperature. White light is obtained by mixing all four
total brightness, hue and saturation. channels. For best result, use white strip 2700K
(warm white) and RGB strip 5600K (cool white).

White temperature

In RGB mode, saturation goes from white to selected

color (0..100%). In white temperature mode,
saturation goes from natural white (white strip) to
selected white (0..100%).

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Color picker

Color picker is a quick way to choose a color, available
with the HIQ Commander application. To control the
RGB, just touch a color or slide finger over the screen.
1200K 2000K 3000K 4000K 5000K 6000K
color

Color cycling
Automatically rotate through the available colors.
Brightness and saturation are selected manually.

brightness

RGB mode white temperature mode

Features 12
Scene
one key to rule them all

Scene is an user-defined memory to control lights,

dimmers and blinds. Each output can be on, off or
not affected by the scene.

inputs timetable automation scene matrix

Scene mapping
outputs
0
1
2
on/off dimmer blinds
SC0 3

4
5
6
7
SC1
8
9
10
11

12
13
SC2
14
15 On/off action Dimmer action Blinds action
16
17
18 output on dimmer 100% blinds up
19

20
21
22
output off 10 to 90% 10 to 90%
23

24
25
not affected dimmer off blinds down
SC3
26
27

28 not affected not affected

29
30
31

Each controller has up to

4 fully selectable scenes.

Features 13
 How to set a new scene

1. Identify lights that will be controlled by the scene

Using HIQ Configurator Using HIQ Commander

out 0 out 2
Front left reflector

Open Lights+blinds page, Press and hold until pop-up

out 3
check the output number dialog appears, Information

2. Open HIQ Configurator / Scene editor and set the corresponding outputs

0
Write
1
Scene If you have scene controller,
2
press write button to transfer
3 new scene to the controller

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Lights

This procedure does two things: select which outputs are affected, and what to do with each output (on, off).

How to change a scene

Using HIQ Configurator Using HIQ Commander Using Scene controller

Living room all

Open Scene editor and set Press and hold scene button,
the corresponding outputs then select Memorize Press and hold a button,
until a short beep

This procedure does not change which outputs are affected, only what each output does (on, off).

Features 14
Automatic lights
where and how to use automatic lights

HIQ system offers several ways to automate lights. The

appropriate configuration is selected based on the way
how the space is intended to be used.

smart light

ready light

motion sensor Smart light is based on presence and low light signal. It is
used for living room and it can be combined with evo light.
door sensor
Ready light take advantage of motion and door sensors. It
manual control is suitable for occasionally used spaces, such as bathroom.

Motion sensor automation cover hallway, stairs and porch.

Light goes off after timeout.

Door sensor cover small rooms used temporary, like a

closet, cloak or wardrobe.

Other areas, like a bedroom, can't be automated and must

be handled manually.

Features 15
 Input mode and output mode settings

usage input mode output mode function

on/off press on, press off manual control

press on, press off

on/off + timer
when timer expires, light goes off

press on
staircase press again to reload the timer
when timer expires, light goes off

doorbell press on, release off

scene press to set multiple lights

press again to turn them all off

ready light fully automatic light control ready light

movement is keeping the light on motion sensor

motion sensor
when timer expires, light goes off

movement is keeping the light on

when timer expires, light goes off
active only during the night

open door to turn the light on door sensor

door sensor
close door to turn the light off

open door to turn the light on

close door to turn the light off
active only during the night

not used disabled, output not affected

Features 16
Ready light
advanced automatic light control

Ready light is an advanced lighting

system, based on motion and door
sensors. It is best suited for closed Features:
spaces that residents don’t occupy - instant on as soon as door begins to open
permanently. - never turn off while somebody is inside
- quickly turns off when everybody is out

enable ready light

room enable

Input setup

Sensors are connected to

room has a natural light spare inputs of light controller.
only by night
Input must be configured to
ready light mode.
occupancy status
Sensor placement

For a best result, sensor must

timer be activated just after person
closes the door.

Short timeout

Time from closing the door to

light off. If time is too short,
light may turn off after
entering the room.

motion sensor Long timeout

Time from leaving the room to

light off, without closing the
door.
door sensor

light and sensor position

light output motion sensor door sensor Patent rights granted

2016-04-29 by patent
short and long timeout office Slovenia, number
24867, class G06F 9/00.
short timeout long timeout

How does it work

When door begins to open, reed sensor is activated and the light turns on. When a person enters the room and
closes the door, PIR activation means person is surely in the room. As long as door is closed, light will stay on.
When person leaves room and closes door, system will wait for a short time, then turn the light off. If the door is
left open, long timeout is active. If the PIR sensor is not activated during that time, light switches off.

Features 17
Evo light
automatic transition to warm evening lights

Evo light is a half-automatic system for controlling light temperature. It uses RGB dimmer in
white temperature mode. Brightness is controlled by user, hue and saturation are controlled
by the system.

During the selected period, lights are going from a cool white to warm white, perfectly
matching our natural daily cycle.

System can be combined with smart lights. In that case, operation is fully automatic, smart
lights control brightness, and evo light control light temperature.

brightness controlled manually

temperature
controlled by evo light
saturation

Term evo is a short for ‘evolution’. During the

most of our evolutionary past, our ancestors
were using no artifical lighting, so daily rhythm
was synchronized by sunlight. Evo light is an
attempt to mimic that natural conditions.

Operation

sunrise start hour

cold white
temperature
warm white

12 time

To configure evo light, first experimentally find the best light for
early and late evening. Start hour and transition time should be
configured so the warm light is reached at least one hour before
bedtime.

When dimmer is switched back to RGB mode, evo light will Note: evo light
automatically stop. Enabling again, it will catch on correctly, setup is located
recalculating the new parameters. on RGB page.

Features 18
Heating and cooling
general features of heating/cooling system

Heating/cooling Energy demand

Up to five regulation zones

are supported, each with
their own thermostat.
Generally, energy comes
from boiler for heating and
chiller for cooling, but other
combinations are possible.

configurable delay

allow termostat to start boiler

Thermostat

TH-1M-IQ TH-1T-IQ TH-2-IQ TH-3-IQ

Actuator

hot water electric electric floor heating air condition fan-coil

radiator radiator fan heater convector

direct external 16A relay fan coil actuator

System is versatile enough to handle most actuator options. Hot water valve is connected directly,
others require either external power relay, or fan coil actuator. Different actuator types can be mixed.

Examples

air condition heating and cooling radiator heating, air condition cooling fan coil heating and cooling electric heating

Features 19
Timetable
weekly event scheduler

timetable 0 timetable 1 timetable 2 timetable 3

Selected part is a period when heating system is active. Each rectangle represents a half hour.
Tables are fully independent of each other. To set multiple fields, hold left button and drag mouse.
Each timetable can directly control one output or apply a scene.

on
timetable

output
off
user input

Each block create When timetable controls an output, manual override is possible
on and off event. at any time, timetable will catch on with the next transition.

timetable managed socket

Timetable can be used to control A list of hollidays can be configured.

mostly anything. Use a managed On a holliday, timetable is running
socket to create a time plan for as it is a Sunday.
your devices.

Features 20
Key concepts
low light and presence signals

auto

manual presence indicator

smartphone

Alarm
button
presence
Presence signal is generated
from all available sources, and
indicate that somebody is at home.

fingerprint reader

Lights&blinds

Automation

external alarm HVAC

location
date and time Ready light

low light
Low light signal is generated as
combination of calculation and sensor,
and indicate that artificial light is needed.
light sensor

ON ON
OFF OFF
6 12 18 24 6 12 18 24
Presence goes up and down as you Low light goes up and down
are going out and comming home. in accordance with the sunlight.

Features 21
Automation
execute tasks automatically

Coming home Default setpoint

Let your house show how When active, any setpoint
happy it is when you come adjustment is valid for about
back home. When phone half hour, then it returns to the
connects to your wi-fi network, temperature defined in
lights and heating will turn on automation setup.
automatically.

Leaving home Bio offset

When you leave the house, Following your natural
smartphone disconnects from biological rhythm (chronotype),
home wi-fi network, a few let the house be a little warmer
minutes later system will turn (or cooler) at the specified time
lights and heating off. of the day.

Smart lights Connect charger

In the evening hours, when Do you charge your phone
sunlight goes down, every day before going to bed?
automatically set evening Use that action to automatically
scene, turn on the lights and turn lights and heating off.
lower blinds. Works only when
tenants are at home.

Random lights Disconnect charger

When nobody is at home, Phone is charged until morning,
discourage snooping with a right? When disconnecting the
simple deception: turn lights on charger, automatically turn
and off to leave impression that lights and heating on.
house is not empty.

Comfort wake up
System will turn thermostat on
a predefined number of minutes
before smartphone rings,
whenever you set the alarm.

Sunny wake up
Wake up naturally, by gradually
lifting blinds and let the sunlight
wake you up, a predefined
number of minutes before
smartphone alarm.

The most frequent question about home automation is - how to turn the damn thing
off. However, regardless the inglorious reputation of smart machines, we strongly
believe HIQ will gradually grow up into your daily routine. Events are generated
automatically, you are in charge to assign actions according to your preferences.

Features 22
 Coming home Leaving home

presence presence

lights lights

heating heating

coming home leaving home

Use presence signal to set the scene and turn the heating on. Use presence signal to turn the lights and heating off.

Smart lights
sunrise sunset
low light Automatic lights with an optional
slope control, synchronized with
the low light signal. Smart lights
brightness are also dependent on presence
signal.

12 transition time

Random lights

low light Turn the lights on and off to leave

the impression that house is not
empty, to discourage burglars.

presence

scene

random interval random interval random interval random interval

Comfort wake up Default setpoint

heating
setpoint
alarm

precede time 1h
Turn the heating on a few minutes before the phone starts ringing. When setpoint is adjusted manually, one
hour later it will return to predefined value.

Sunny wake up Bio offset

blinds
setpoint
alarm

precede time 6 12 18 24
Lift the blinds up a few minutes before the phone starts ringing. Small temperature correction depending
on time of the day. Adjustable up or down.

Features 23
Alarm
security at no additional cost

OFF OFF alarm inactive

ARMING alarm turned on and will be

armed when time expires
(default 30s)

ARMED alarm ready, no intrusion

ACTIVE
ARMING
EXPIRED ACTIVATING sensor activated, alarm has
to be turned off before delay
time expires (default 30s)

ACTIVE burglary, siren output active

EXPIRED delay time expired, siren is

turned off (default 120s)
ACTIVATING ARMED

Alarm on/off On/off indicator

- longpress on a selected wall switch - small light connected to an output
- smartphone using HIQ Commander - blinking of a selected light
- smartphone by connecting to wi-fi (Android only) - smartphone with HIQ Commander
- PC with HIQ Configurator - PC with HIQ Configurator
- PC with HIQ Configurator and 4-digit code
- automatically with presence signal

Zone covering example

zone 0 - house exterior

zone 1 - ground floor, living area
zone 2 - first floor, sleeping area

zone 0 zone 0+1 zone 0+1+2

residents at home residents sleeping residents away
minimum security partial security full security

Features 24
Access control
unlock front door automatically

output setup:
timer 10s

numeric keylock coming home

pulse
front door
electric strike

input setup: input only

presence setup: external on presence
rfid reader location: front door

auto arming

fingerprint reader

alarm

input setup: direct

presence setup: none
location: front door inner side

open door manually

wi-fi I'm home

input setup: input only
presence setup: external off
location: front door inner side

leaving home
automatic on/off manual on/off
presence setup: presence setup:
automatic by phone none
input setup: input only
presence setup: button on/off
location: one of light switches

manual on/off
Input setup is a page in HIQ Configurator, used to configure how
an input affects it's related output. Presence setup is a part of
Automation, used to configure what will activate the presence
signal, and what will be activated by the presence signal.
Location is a place where device is expected to be installed.

Features 25
Energy
electricity measurement
Required hardware

SDM-120C power meter

Energy monitoring is the first step to CAD-232-A2 converter
efficient energy usage. Once knowing
how much energy something is using,
one can make a rational strategy for
saving.

Energy consumption in last 30 days [kWh]

Bargraph for last 30 days is a quick way to check for an excess consumption.

Energy by output How to measure device power

Power count - a number how many times 1. Turn the output off.
the output is turned on. 2. Reset relative power.
3. Turn the output on.
Working hours - total number of hours
the output spent in on state. A few seconds later, measured relative
power is displayed. If the reading is not
Nominal power - output power configured stable, temporary turn off any load which
by user. It can be measured by resetable may consume variable amount of power.
power meter, or read from the label.
Measured rating may be used to set the
Current power - output power at the nominal power on ‘By output’ page.
current moment.

Energy today - total energy used from

last midnight, expressed in Watt-hours.

Energy total - total energy consumed by

the specific output.

Features 26
Customization
get the maximum out of your system

integrated development environment

The goal of customization is to add functionality Customization is for the one who wants to get the
related to some specific needs. HIQ system is maximum out of the system. It requires a basic
flexible and open for all kinds of modifications. programming skills. Programming language is
This page will give a short overview how to start «structured text», a kind of simplified Pascal.
with modifications. Development environment (editor, compiler, on-line
monitor) is called CyPro, and it is free to download
from the company web site.

standard HIQ system

custom program custom devices

Modify HIQ program Non-standard HIQ configuration

- load program source directly from controller - custom selection of modules, e.g. 10x LC-10-IQ
- put your code into custom_algo module - hardware setup, manually add new modules
- send modified program back to controller - adjust program and mini scada up to your needs

Combine HIQ and non-HIQ modules Modify HIQ Mini View for your house
- all HIQ modules are fully IEX compatible - no special tools are needed
- delete unused HIQ modules from hardware setup - configuration consist of one text file and images
- add your own selection of IEX modules - use Notepad to change configuration file
- modify program according to your needs - use an image editor to create custom graphics

HIQ Commander for non-HIQ applications Connect HIQ systems together

- allocate variables for autodetection manually - create system as big as you like
- use allocated variables in your cybro application - use sockets as a link between controllers
- check Cypro example HiqCommanderDemo - implement all kinds of commands

Example
Task: add counter how many times light is switched on
if fp(lc00_qx00) then
1. CyPro lc00_qx00_count:=lc00_qx00_count+1;
end_if;
- allocate variable lc00_qx00_count, make it retentive
- add the following lines of code into program
- send program to controller
<object>
2. Mini scada <type>led</type>
<var>c1000.lc00_qx00_counter</var>
- open CyBroMiniView.xml in text editor (Notepad) <digits>4</digits>
- add object to xml configuration, inside the first page <decimals>0</decimals>
- use scada (ctrl-E) to move object to the right place <zeroblanking>1</zeroblanking>
<sign>0</sign>
<ledcolor>$FF0000</ledcolor>
<height>42</height>
<x>100</x>
<y>100</y>
</object>

Features 27
 www.cybrotech.com
HIQ Configurator
system setup and configuration

Install

automatic hardware detect

Windows PC

Package content
HIQ Configurator HIQ Timeplot HIQ View HIQ Simulator
- control center - temperature timeplot - floorplan control test HIQ features
- system configuration - consumption timeplot - configurable by user without the actual
- diagnostics and repair - 1080p screen requred - based on mini scada hardware

System configuration System limits

............................................................ output timer

1x HC-IQ
main controller
one central controller

..... input mode 4x LC-10-IQ

light controller
40 on/off outputs

.......... blinds travel time and intermediate position 4x LD-V4-IQ

LED dimmer
or

........... graphical scene editor 4x LD-P4-IQ

universal dimmer
16 dimmer channels

or

............................................................ ready light 2x LD-D8-IQ

DALI dimmer

....................................................................... alarm 2x BC-5-IQ

blinds controller
10 blinds

..................................... heating and cooling 4x SC-4-IQ

scene controller
16 scenes

............................................................... timetable
5x TH-1-IQ
thermostat
5 regulation zones

.............................................................. automation
5x FC-1-IQ
fan-coil controller

Autodetect Autoaddress
100 101 102

14642 14891 15227

Rename

ctrl-E - edit mode

right click - rename
ctrl-E - return to normal mode
To select a controller to work with, use To get modules address in right order, use Autoaddress.
Autodetect function.

Software 28
 Google Play
HIQ Commander
application for your smartphone
App Store

Autodetect all devices

Autodetect must run in local network.
If internet is available, configuration
automatically registers on HIQ Home
server, enabling remote access.

Light 0

Light 1

Light 2

Rename Features
Kitchen Light 0
direct control
long press
for lights
direct control
for blinds
Change icon
direct control
for thermostats
comming home
Living room leaving home
long warm wake up
press
sunny wake up
smart lights
random lights
Remove
default setpoint
bio offset
Light 19
connect charger
long press disconnect charger
export configuration
to another phone
Rearrange

Kitchen

Hallway
page setup
Living room

Copy configuration to another phone Application limits

HIQ Commander can handle more
devices then what is limited by the
e-mail system:

10x LC
10x LD
share open 10x BC
10x TH
XML
- click Share - open received email Additional devices may be used in
- click share icon - click the attachment custom projects.
- select your mail application - when asked, select HIQ Commander
- enter recipient, send email - click OK to accept new configuration

Software 29
 my.hiq-home.com
HIQ Universe
cloud access and management

Local and internet connection

LAN / WAN switching is

server fully automatic. Number
of phones is not limited.

home

LAN

internet
WAN

Remote access and management

enable internet create account HIQ account consists of two parts,

remote access and user account.
Remote access is automatically
server created with autodetect command.
User account is created by
registering on my.hiq-home.com,
and it allows management of
user connected controllers and phones.
phone
add new controller

controller

Account management

create add new

account controller

manage controllers

disable particular phone

HIQ Universe may also give access
to advanced services, provided by
various providers. close network for new phones

Software 30
PS-IQ power supply
power source for the whole system

power supply
for sensors

power supply and

230VAC 24VDC communication

Secondary power supply

manual switching automatic switching

normally closed

secondary secondary
power supply power supply
IX
+24V

+24V
230VAC
230VAC
GND GND
primary primary relay
power supply power supply

In case of primary power supply failure, secondary supply is used to ensure uninterrupted operation. Switching to secundary power may be manual
or automatic. In case of automatic switching, a spare input (ix) is used to indicate the failure.

Technical specifications
Input: 100..240Vac, 50/60Hz
Output: 24V 2A (50W)
Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Mounting: DIN rail

Hardware 31
HC-IQ master controller
home automation central hub

QX0 - radiator 0
QX1 - radiator 1
QX2 - radiator 2
QX3 - radiator 3 Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M
QX4 - radiator 4
QX5
QX6 - boiler
QX7 - chiller

installation relay 16A/230V

106

radiator 0 radiator 1 radiator 2 radiator 3 radiator 4 boiler chiller

+24V 0V C3 IX0 IX1 IX2 IX3 IX4 IX5 IX6 IX7 C4 IX8 IX9 Z C2 IW2 IW3

+24V 0V C0 QX0 QX1 QX2 QX3 QX4 C1 QX5 QX6 QX7 QW0 IW0 IW1 C2

power
supply

230VAC

relay
230VAC 230VAC relay

air condition
hot-water radiator control through power suppy

relay relay
230VAC
relay boiler
air condition old thermostat used as a backup
electric radiator control through window switch input

Features
smartphone connection
alarm Technical specifications
HVAC
timetable Relay outputs: 3A/250V resistive load
automation Communication: Ethernet 100M
scene link Power supply: 24V 50mA
internet connection Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
installation relay Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Mounting: DIN rail
Internal relay is used for valves, other loads Dimensions: 106x108x58mm
are recommended to use an additional 16A Weight: 360g
installation relay. Standards: EN 60730-1

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LC-10-IQ light controller
10 relay outputs

LC-10-IQ mk1

+24V 0V IX0 C IX1 IX2 C IX3 IX4 C IX5 IX6 C IX7 IX8 C IX9
Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M
L L QX0 QX1 QX2 QX3 QX4 QX5 QX6 QX7 QX8 QX9

230Vac 106

LC-10-IQ mk2

+24V 0V IX0 C IX1 IX2 C IX3 IX4 C IX5 IX6 C IX7 IX8 C IX9 Features
L0 QX0 QX1 QX2 QX3 L1 QX4 QX5 QX6 QX7 QX8 QX9
nominal output current

power outage:
<10min - lights come back
230Vac >10min - lights will stay off

managed socket
for devices such as dehumidifier,
hi-fi system, floor lamp, portable
Caution: 1400W max
fan, electric mosquito repellent...

Output mode

on/off mode Circuit protection

on button turns light on and off
6A MCB (miniature circuit breaker) type B is recommended.

mk1 (1x10): When total power of all channels is less then 1400W,
a single 6A MCB is connected to both L terminals. Otherwise each
on channel should have a separate 6A MCB.
off timer mode
button turns light on, and it mk2 (4+6): When total power of each group is less then 1400W, two
automatically goes off after 6A MCBs are connected to terminals L0 and L1. Otherwise each
the predefined time channel should have a separate 6A MCB.

off Managed socket should always have a separate 6A MCB. Each

output must be connected to a single socket. Socket must have a
noticeably different front plate with the label: "Caution: 1400W max".

Input mode Technical specifications

Output power per relay:
- incadescent / halogen 230V 800W
toggle (on/off) motion sensor - halogen 12V with transformer 400W
- LED with transformer or compact 400W
- fluorescent with electronic ballast 400W
- parallel compensated fluo lamps 250W/30uF
staircase timer door sensor - electric heater (any resistive load) 1400W
Expected contact life: 20000 (100% load)
100000 (50% load)
Total output power all channels (mk1): 4000W
sensor for Total output power per group (mk2): 2800W
doorbell Maximum length of input cable: 50m
ready light
Power supply: 24V 120mA
Ingress protection: IP20
scene (on/off) disabled Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Dimensions: 106x108x58mm
Input mode define how an input affect the output. Toggle, staircase, Weight: 250g
doorbell, motion and door sensor are handled internally. Scene and Standards: EN 60730-1
ready light are handled by master controller.

Hardware 33
LD-P4-IQ universal dimmer
4-channel dimmer with a separate power driver

1..10V 1..10V
or 0..10k or 0..10k

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 2M + 4x1M

IX0 C IX1 IX2 C IX3 LUD12 LUD12 LUD12 LUD12

+24V 0V QX0 QX1QX2 QX3 108

L
230VAC
N

Features Operation

RGB mode white temperature mode

hue, saturation, brightness adjust hue in range from
instead of individual RGB warm white to cold white

button or potentiometer input:

- autodetect input mode
- mixed controlls possible
- potentiometer auto-range
short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

power outage:
<10min - lights come back
>10min - lights will stay off - automatic load detection
- low noise zero switching
- electronic overload protection
- overtemperature shutdown Driver rotary switch
ESL +
LED

OFF switch must be

adjusted to the
Parallel connection to indicated position
increase output power
Output options
PWM

incandescent/halogen
LUD12 LUD12

Technical specifications
Lamp power supply: 230V
compact LED E27/E14 Output power per driver: 100W
Drivers per output channel: 1..10
Driver control signal: PWM 100Hz 24V
Power supply: 24V 25mA
Galvanic separation: supply/outputs
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
compact fluorescent Storage temperature: -20..75°C
230VAC
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
100W 100W Dimensions: 36x108x58mm
Weight: 80g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 34
 LD-V4-IQ LED dimmer
4-channel constant voltage dimmer for LED stripes

independent RGB

RGB common anode

channels mode Mounting: junction box or drywall

+12/24V +12/24V
LED LED
power power
0V supply 0V supply

R G B W
+
LED0/R

+
LED1/G

+
LED2/B

+
LED3/W

+
LED0/R

+
LED1/G

+
LED2/B

+
LED3/W
-

-
+12/24V

0V

+12/24V

0V
+24V +24V
CANH CANH
CANL CANL
GND GND
CANH

CANH
IX3

IX2

IX1

IX0

IX3

IX2

IX1

IX0
CANL

CANL
+24V

+24V
GND

GND
1-10V 1-10V
or 10k or 10k

Features Operation

RGB mode white temperature mode

hue, saturation, brightness adjust hue in range from
instead of individual RGB warm white to cold white

button or potentiometer input:

- autodetect input mode
- mixed controlls possible
- potentiometer auto-range
short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

S-shaped on/off curve: exponential output curve:

- soft start and landing - natural feeling
- fast and slow mode - lowest level is 0.025%
- reduce electric noise - smooth transition

500Hz high frequency PWM:

- no flickering
- avoid headache
output protection:
- overcurrent
- overvoltage
Technical specifications

- reduce eye-strain - undervoltage LED power supply: 12/24V (10..28V)

- watch-dog Total output power: 240W at 12V
480W at 24V
Max current per terminal: 10A
PWM frequency: 500Hz
maximum current Output resolution: 12-bit
power outage: Power supply: 24V 25mA
<10min - lights come back output supply Galvanic separation: supply/outputs
>10min - lights will stay off 1x10A 1x10A Operating temperature: 0..45°C
2x10A 2x10A Storage temperature: -20..75°C
3x6.7A 2x10A Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
4x5A 2x10A Dimensions: 108x86x46mm
Weight: 160g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 35
LD-D8-IQ DALI dimmer
8-channel dimmer for DALI ballasts
DALI
ballast

Features DALI
ballast

8x control 8 independent groups

Mounting:
DALI+ DALI- DIN rail 2M

64x drive up to 64 individual ballasts

IX0 C0 IX1

internal DALI current source,

24V 200mA
no additional power needed 36

T0 T1

Operation

T0 T1

short press: on/off long press: 0..100% short press: on/off long press: 0..100%

Groups 3 to 8 don’t have physical input, so they can’t be controlled directly, only as a scene or with a phone.

Ballast configuration

group 1 group 5 group 1 group 5

group 2 group 6 group 2 group 6

group 3 group 7 group 3 group 7

group 4 group 8 group 4 group 8

LD0 LD1 LD2 LD3

dimmer 0 ... dimmer 7 dimmer 8 ... dimmer 15

Configure ballasts into groups 1 to 8. LD-D8-IQ can’t control individual ballasts.

Output options Technical specifications

Digital inputs: internal pull-up 12V, 2mA
fluorescent DALI output: 200mA, up to 64 ballasts
incandescent
Power supply: 24V 120mA
Galvanic separation: none, ballasts must be SELV
Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
LED lights of any kind compact fluorescent Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Dimensions: 36x108x58mm
Weight: 80g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 36
BC-5-IQ blinds controller
5-channel blinds position controller

up dn up dn up dn up dn up dn

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 6M

+24V 0V IX0U C IX0D IX1U C IX1D IX2U C IX2D IX3U C IX3D IX4U C IX4D

L QX0U QX0D QX1U QX1D QX2U QX2D QX3U QX3D QX4U QX4D
106

230VAC

up dn up dn up dn up dn up dn

Features
up and down buton

short press: move up/down

automatic correction
at boundary position

short press while moving: stop at the position

Travel time adjustment

1. Adjust top and bottom limit switch (electrician).
2. Use stopwatch to measure travel time in both directions.
3. Use HIQ Configurator to enter measured values.
4. Check accuracy: move blinds to 50%, mark position. Move
blinds about half way up and down, few times, without
long press: stop after released reaching the top or bottom. Move to 50% again. If the actual
position is above the mark, slightly increase down time. Below
the mark, increase up time. Repeat until positioning is perfect.

75%
Technical specifications
short press: move to intermediate position
Output power per relay: 200W
Total output power (all relays): 2000W
Maximum input cable length: 50m
Power supply: 24V 60mA
Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
automatic position related to scene
Dimensions: 106x108x58mm
Weight: 250g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 37
SC-4-IQ scene controller
4-button universal scene controller

SC-4T-IQ SC-4S-IQ
- 4 configurable touch buttons - 4 button inputs and 4 LED indicators
- IR receiver + haptic feedback - connect to any classic button system
- extra-small size fits into any mounting

+24V
CANH
Mounting: rectangular box 3M CANL
GND

GND QX0

59
IX0 GND

GND

CANL

CANH

+24V
CANH
GND

CANL

+24V

GND QX1
IX1 GND

96 GND QX2
GND IX2 GND
CANL
CANH GND QX3
+24V IX3 GND

SC-4T-IQ

SC-4S-IQ
mounting: any instalation box
Panel layout

Inverse scene

scene inverse
scene
second press force all lights to off, blinds are not changed

Select between a few possible key configurations. Memorize scene

Button action
long press memorize
scene
long press, confirmed by beep, store current state as a new scene

on/off 0..100% blinds up/down scene

Select a function for each key. Blinds can be

controlled with a single-button and two-button
configuration. Technical specifications
IR remote receiver: RC5 36kHz
Power supply: 24V 25mA (SC-4T)
24V 35mA (SC-4S)
Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Dimensions: 122x80x23mm (SC-4T)
49x49x7mm (SC-4S)
Weight: 80g (SC-4T)
20g (SC-4S)
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 38
TH-1-IQ thermostat
simple electronic thermostat

Mounting: rectangular box 3M

TS1

CANH
GND

GND

GND
IX0

CANL

+24V

59
GND
CANL
CANH
+24V
temperature window
sensor switch 96

Features Fan options

fan speed 0 or 1
on/off
fan speed 0, 1 or 2

fan speed 0, 1, 2 or 3
setpoint
maximum output for a limited time

fan control

Display when on
fan max
maximum output for a limited time measured temperature

secondary setpoint when thermostat is off setpoint temperature

fan speed
manual measurement correction

window switch
shut down heating when window is open Display when off
off
night mode
attenuate display during the night
dashes

temperature

Temperature sensor

internal external remote

Technical specifications
Remote means temperature is taken from another device
Window switch input: internal pull-up 12V, 2mA
Temperature measurement: internal or external
External temperature sensor: ES any model
Power supply: 24V 15mA
Ingress protection: IP20
Temperature offset Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
°C Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
3.0 3M concrete box Dimensions: 122x80x23mm
Weight: 80g
2.5 3M drywall box Standards: EN 60730-1
2.0 open back, no box
1.5
1.0
0 20 40 60 80 100%

Recommended temperature offset vs. lightness and mounting type

Hardware 39
TH-2-IQ thermostat
blind electronic thermostat

Mounting: on wall
4

TS1
CANH
GND

GND
CANL

+24V
47

GND
CANL
CANH
+24V
temperature LED indicator
sensor
device selected (white)

setpoint increased (red blink)

setpoint decreased (blue blink)

Features

on/off

setpoint

fan control

fan max
maximum output for a limited time

precise temperature measurement

manual measurement correction

secondary setpoint when thermostat is off

humidity meter
all functions handled
by a mobile phone

Temperature sensor

Technical specifications
Temperature measurement: internal or external
internal external remote External temperature sensor: ES any model
Default offset: -1.4°C
Humidity measurement: internal, 0..100%rh
Remote means temperature is taken from another device
Power supply: 24V 10mA
Ingress protection: IP20
Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Dimensions: 71x71x27mm
Weight: 50g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 40
TH-3-IQ thermostat
thermostat with display and configurable buttons

TS1

CANH
GND

GND

GND
IX0

CANL
+24V
Mounting: round 60mm junction box

+24V
CANH
CANL
GND
window temperature
switch sensor

Features

on/off

Configuration
setpoint

fan control

fan max
maximum output for a limited time parameter value
secondary setpoint when thermostat is off
press and hold
- on/off
- setpoint
manual measurement correction - fan speed
- fan max
- scene
window switch
shut down heating when window is open

night mode
attenuate display during the night Features
- massive aluminium body
humidity meter - glass power plate
- white blue alphanumeric display
- mechanical buttons with a click
- button function fully configurable
- IR reciver

Temperature sensor
Technical specifications
Temperature measurement: internal or external
External temperature sensor: ES any model
Default offset: -2.0°C
Humidity measurement: internal, 0..100%rh
internal external remote
Power supply: 24V 25mA
Ingress protection: IP20
Remote measurement should be handled by plc program Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
Dimensions: 136x96x36mm
Weight: 450g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 41
FC-1-IQ fan-coil actuator
3-speed fan coil actuator

230VAC

Mounting: inside fan-coil

3 2 1

1
PWR-N

PWR-N

PWR-N

230V-N

230V-N
COLD

2
3
PWR-L

230V-L
HOT

SPEED

temperature GND
CANL
sensor CANH
+24V
IW0/IX0

CANH

CANL
+24V

GND
GND

GND
TS1

TS0

fan coil
- 2-pipe system
- electromechanical valve
- 3-speed fan
- both heating and cooling

Features

simple
no adjustments, no jumpers or DIP switches,
configuration is completely performed on PC

flexible
can be used with a wide range of
home, office and industrial convectors

fallback mode
device continue operation even in
case that communication is broken

Technical specifications
Relay outputs: 3A/250V
Temperature measurement: external
External temperature sensor: ES any model
With heating, fan is delayed 60 Power supply: 24V 45mA
seconds after valve, to prevent Operating temperature: 0..45°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
a blow of cool air. This delay is Relative humidity: 0..95% n/c
not implemented for cooling. Dimensions: 108x86x46mm
Weight: 150g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 42
Power meter SDM120C

voltage, power and energy

Mounting: 35mm DIN rail 1M + 2M

3 4

8 9 10

SDM120C 18 36

SDM120C CAD-232-A2

5 6 7

1 2

230VAC 230VAC
utility grid switch panel
CAD-232-A2
RS232/485 converter

CAD-232-P0 cable
SDM-120C is supplied with the
power meter converter

Technical specifications
Nominal voltage: 230VAC, 110VAC
Voltage range: 77..300VAC
Maximum current: 45A
Operational frequency: 50..60Hz
Power consumption: 2W
Communication setup: 2400 8e1
Modbus address: 1
Communication cable: CAD-232-P0
Ingress protection: IP51
Operating temperature: 0..55°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Relative humidity: 85%
Dimensions: 119x17.5x62mm
Weight: 85g
Standards: EN 60730-1

Hardware 43
Motion, door and light sensor
sensors for automation and alarm

Motion sensor

+ +24V

AL IX

- GND Motion sensor is mounted above or lateral to

room entrance. People entering the room must
intersect sensor beams. At the moment when
IR-580-IQ LC-10-IQ closing the door, person should be in the area
of maximum sensitivity.

Door sensor is mounted on the knob side,

Door sensor usually about 20cm from the top. Magnet goes
into the door, contact goes into the doorpost.
IX
Sensors are connected to spare LC-10-IQ
GND inputs. Input type must be configured as sensor
input.

REED-SW LC-10-IQ Light sensor is mounted on top of an outside

looking window, south or west side.

For a room with more then one entrance, door

Light sensor sensors are connected in series (sensor is
closed when door is closed), and motion
sensors are connected in parallel.
24V +24V

OUT IW0

GND C2

RHKF-U HC-IQ

Mounting

door sensor

light sensor
Technical specifications
Motion sensor -

Output type: NPN o.c. 75mA

Power supply: 24V 10mA
Operating temperature: 20..50°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Dimensions: 100x60x42mm
Weight: 85g

Door sensor
motion sensor
Switch type: reed switch, normally open
Dimensions: 25x7mm
Weight: 12g

Light sensor

Output type: 0..10V

Power supply: 24V 80mA
door sensor Operating temperature: 0..50°C
Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Dimensions: 85x85x27mm
Weight: 65g

Hardware 44
Temperature sensor
indoor and outdoor measurement

ES-P ES-B

TS TS

GND GND

ES-W

TS TS

GND GND
Technical specifications
ES-P -

Housing: heatshrink tube

Operating range: -50 to +100°C
Degree of protection: IP50
Cable length: 2m

ES-B

Housing: steel tube

Operating range: -50 to +100°C
Degree of protection: IP67
Cable length: 5m

ES-W

Housing: plastic box, white

Operating range: 0 to +50°C
Degree of protection: IP20
Dimension: 71x71x27mm

Common

Sensor type: DS18B20 digital sensor

Accuracy: ±0.2°C typ. (-10 to +85°C)
±0.5°C max. (-10 to +85°C)
±2.0°C max. (-50 to +100°C)
Cable length: 20m max.
Recommended cable: UTP 0.25..0.5mm2

Hardware 45
Touchless switch
no-contact wall mounting switch

+ +24V

- GND
Mounting: standard 68mm junction box
IX

LC-10-IQ
AS-24RA

Operation

Features
reliable way to detect a hand through most materials
countless decorative switchplates
switchplates attach via magnets and are easily exchanged
range adjusted with potentiometer
low power consumption
excellent noise immunity

10cm

Drawing

Dimensions

Technical specifications
A (width) 70mm
B (height) 70mm Switch model: AS-24RA or AS-24RB
C (back housing width) 40mm Detection distance: 2..10cm adjustable
D (back housing width) 59mm Detection delay: 200ms
E (plate thickness) 1.6mm Output type: NPN o.c. momentary
F (depth) 34.4mm Power supply: 24V 6mA
G (depth) 25.5mm Operating temperature: 0..45°C
H (back housing height) 28.5mm Storage temperature: -20..75°C
Weight: 85g

Hardware 46
Wiring

Switchboard and field modules Bus wiring

1. Take one ingoing and one outgoing wire together,
and remove insulation for about 10-12mm.

10-12mm

2. Crimp wires together into a ferrule.

switchboard field modules

100m max.

3. Wrap wires together for a few centimeters.

Power supply must be connected to the first (leftmost) device. When devices are
connected, autoaddress procedure must be started using HIQ Configurator.

Devices inside switchboard are addressed sequentially, from left to right. Devices
outside of switchboard (field modules) are addressed in order of ascending serial
numbers - lowest serial number gets the first address, second lowest the second,
and so on. 50mm

Inside the switchboard, bus is connected with 4x flat cable and RJ9 connectors. 4. Push ferrules into clamps.
Outside the switchboard, bus is connected with a unshielded twisted-pair cable
and orange push-wire terminals.

Maximum bus length is 100 meters. Up to that length, bus can be connected with
no special rules, branching is allowed. Longer bus (up to 300m) is possible, but
cable must be connected in line (no branches/trunks), and last device must be
terminated with a 120ohm resistor between CANL and CANH.

Outgoing cable

CAN 24V

Recommended bus cable GND

unshielded twisted pair 2x2 0.5mm2 CANL
CANH
+24V

Wire stripping
CAN 24V
Bus wires (orange terminals)
0.25-0.75mm2
Incoming cable
10-12mm
Other wires (gray terminals)
0.25-2.5mm2

10-12mm

Push-wire handling
Solid wire insertion
operating slot
Wire type
1. Push wire in the clamp hole
solid
Stranded wire insertion
stranded
1. Push screwdriver in the operating slot
fine-stranded
clamp hole 2. Insert wire in the clamp hole
fine-stranded, tined
Solid/stranded wire removal
fine stranded, tip bonded
1. Push screwdriver in the operating slot
2. Remove wire stranded with ferrule (recomended)

Hardware 47
Schematic diagram

FA1
63A/0.3A

FA2
25A/0.03A

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12

16A 25A 6A 16A 25A 25A 16A 16A 16A 16A 16A 16A

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12

living air kitchen dish kitchen kitchen work bedroom guest washing clothes garden
room condition fridge washer stove oven room room machine dryer

F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21

4A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A

PS-IQ LC0 mk2 LC1 mk2 LC2 mk2 BC0 BC1

HIQ L0..L9 L10..L19 L20..L29 B0..B4 B5..B9

24VDC lights living room, lights kitchen, lights hall and blinds living room blinds bedroom
power supply managed sockets hall and bedroom bathroom and kitchen and guest room

This is a typical schematic diagram for a 200m2 family house. Circuits S1 to S12 are
standard appliances and power sockets. Circuits L0 to L29 are lights and managed
sockets. Circuits B0 to B9 are electric blinds. FA1 and FA2 are residual current switches.
24VDC is power supply for HIQ devices.

Hardware 48
Switch panel

ground
neutral FA1 neutral FA2

80
limitator surge FA1 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 FA2 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18
protector

80

30
60

30
108
high voltage

low voltage
PS-IQ HC-IQ A2 LC0 LC1 LC2

30
60

800
30
108
BC0 BC1 BE

30
60

30
50
74
digital ground

60 600 60
750

This diagram represents a typical switchboard layout. Four DIN rails are used, top
row for fuses, next two rows for HIQ modules, and the last row for interconnecting
terminals. Above and below are ground and neutral rails.Digital ground is a
common rail for input switches and sensors. 30mm is a minimum recommended
distance for safe handling of terminals and wires.

Hardware 49
Dimensions

5 15 13 18 15

108
62
90
45
15 33 36
45 4
58
106

45.5 97
10 32.5 86

86

24.5 4 108
80

24.4
49
12.5

6.5
15.7 14 21
49
122

Hardware 50
Order code
devices and sensors

LD-P4-IQ LD-V4-IQ
LC-10-IQ 4-channel 4-channel
light controller universal dimmer LED strip
with 10 outputs LUD-12 dimmer
power driver

BC-5-IQ LD-D8-IQ
5-channel 8-channel
blinds controller DALI dimmer

SC-4T-IQ SC-4S-IQ
touch screen scene controller for
scene controller standard buttons

TH-1T-IQ TH-3-IQ
thermostat with thermostat with
touch buttons scene buttons

FC-1-IQ
fan-coil
TH-2-IQ actuator
blind thermostat

HC-IQ PS-IQ BE-PROT

master controller power supply 24V BE-PROT bus adapter +
surge protector

IR-580-IQ RHKF-U SDM120C

motion sensor light sensor power meter
CAD-232-A2
REED-SW 232/485 converter
door sensor (including cable)

Hardware 51
Order code
cables and accessories

ES-P ES-W
RE-2
temperature sensor temperature sensor
IR remote
ES-B
temperature sensor

CAD-2-BUT
2x mini-button
CAD-P0
bus cable 2.5cm, RJ9/RJ9
connecting devices in switchboard

CAD-P2
bus cable 2m, RJ9/RJ9
connecting rows in switch panel

CAD-232-P0
15cm crossed, RJ9/RJ9
cable for power meter

OL30-PW SM11-PW-NT
3M decorative cover push button 1M

SM41-PW-NT
push button 1M
NM30 up/down
mounting frame for
3M rectangular box

AS-24R
touchless switch

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