– Loxone Valve Actuators for zoned heating control for each room/zone – The shading should be controlled either by a Geiger motor, our Shading Actuator or our Relay Extension – A Motion Sensor Tree in each room (unless using our Ceiling Light with inbuilt motion sensor) – A minimum of 80% of the lighting should be Loxone Tree.
The following hardware must be included in a Loxone Smart Home project:
To qualify, the following functions must be commissioned: The 3% bonus will be in the form of a credit note on your account. The Smart Home Bonus is available on projects where the components were purchased after. Have you commissioned a true Loxone Smart Home? If so, you’ll effectively receive an addition 3% discount off the list price of all the Loxone components you’ve used in this project. The next stage in the process is to configure the Lighting Controller in Loxone config, click on the image below to see how:
LOXONE DALI DIMMER HOW TO
An example of this can be seen below, click on the image to purchase them.įor information on how to connect your Tree Device with Loxone config then click here! The Loxone Touch, Touch Pure and Motion sensor Tree are very slimline, as such we recommend using/specifying European style circular back-boxes for the best fitment and finish. We suggest you test your proposed fittings with the Dimmer Extension before purchasing them for the project. However as inrush varies hugely between products it is a good idea to check with the manufacturer what the potential peak load could be with their product.Īs the circuitry inside a mains 230V dimmable LED will effect the dimming performance and this varies hugely between manufacturer and even within batches of the same manufacturer. As such a 400W channel should not have more than 200W of LEDs being controlled by it. When specifying LEDs for 230V dimming we suggest that you back-rate the maximum load by 50%, this is to account for heating and potential inrush current. Alternatively you can contact us for more technical data if required. If you are unsure at any point when wiring up any of our devices, please contact a suitably qualified electrician. The RGBW Dimmer Tree, Motion Sensor Tree and Touch/Touch Pure Tree all simply need a Tree connection and a power supply as per the below diagram. The topology of Tree allows you to run almost any network except a complete loop and save up to 80% on cabling over a basic STAR wiring layout, see below image for an example. These two devices require a Tree connection and a 24VDC power supply that is provided on a CAT7 cable. Wiring for the Motion Sensor Tree and Touch/Touch Pure Tree couldn’t be simpler. As such is is not possible to run multiple dimmer channels with a common neutral.įor technical documentation on the Dimmer Extension including loadings please go to the documentation page for the dimmer. Please note that each dimmer channel (as per below diagram) needs the needs to have the neutral connected from the light circuit as well as a feed in. If there are two circuits of 6 lights in the kitchen and each group of 6 is being controlled separately each group would require it’s own T&E.
Then the cable we suggest using is a Twin & Earth out on a radial to each circuit/group of lights you wish to control together. The Dimmer Extension along with other Extensions and the Miniserver would be mounted centrally in the panel with the distribution board. When doing 230V dimming we use a technology called phase dimming and the product required to do this is the Dimmer Extension. If not being lead into 230V dimming by a product (light fitting) limitation we would suggest looking into 24V dimming as this is a much more cost effective option better performance, more here. If we are looking to dim these lights then we will need to look at hardware specific to the task. When looking to utilise a current light fittings in a project often these are 230V fittings.
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