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gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION
MY HOME - CONTROl
gENERal RUlES FOR INSTallaTION
regardless of the type of wiring used, star or free, fitting the various MY
HOME systems into the building involves grouping all the active (power
supplies, interfaces, telephone switchboards etc.) or passive devices which
are needed to control and manage all the functions in a single central point.
This point in fact forms the “brain” of the whole building home automation
system and must be sized taking account of the following general rules:
a) provide extra available space to allow the installation of further devices
required by new and different needs.
b) whenever power supplies are used, these must be installed in the lowest
position of the switchboard to help any heat loss.
c) select the switchboard which can consume a power greater than the sum
of the powers consumed by all the devices which must be installed.
Example of a technological cabinet made with Tiboard 120-module DIN switchboard.
HOME aUTOMaTION paNEl aCCESSORIES
The accessories for the home automation distribution board allow a rational
arrangement in a small space of the devices needed to make a MY HOME
system. With these components, among other things, one can position DIN
devices on top of each other, or easily fasten devices which are not in DIN
modularity, such as MH rOUTEr etc., batteries etc.
Range of accessories:
- fastening clips item F496/FF
- fastening springs on DIN rail item F496/MF
- fastening bracket on DIN rail item F496/PF for batteries, modems, routers, etc.
- shallow section for DIN rail item F496/Pr
gENERal RUlES
FOR INSTallaTION
SCS/SCS interface
Dimmer actuator
Thermal-magnetic and
earth-leakage circuit
breakers
Energy Management
Control Unit
Patch panel
Telephone line protection
Burglar-alarm Power Supply
Transformer
Video door entry system
Power Supply
Web Server
Light and rolling shutter actuators
Door Entry Interface
Relay expansion module
Telephone switchboard
Automation Power Supply
Bell
THE SWITCHbOaRD OR HOME aUTOMaTION DISTRIbUTION bOaRD
