
As at 09/02
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Chapter 1: System components
1.1
Power supplies
Power supply 160 REG-K
Art. no. 683329
Power supply 160 REG-KChapter 1:System componentsArt. no.683329As at 09/021.1Power supplies
Settings in the EIB Tool Software (ETS)
The power supply makes the energy available for the
bus devices on a line. At least one power supply is re-
quired per bus line.
The power supply (PS) provides a stabilised safety ex-
tra-low voltage (SELV) of DC 29 V ± 1 V. The max. out-
put current is 160 mA. If the bus devices are evenly
distributed on the line, it is possible to operate up to 32
bus devices on a line with the standard power con-
sumption of 5 mA. The max. cable length between the
power supply and the furthest bus device is 350 m.
The bus devices on the connected line can be reset via
a slide switch on the power supply (under the hinged
cover next to the bus terminal). The state (RESET) is in-
dicated via the red LED (RESET) on the device.
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The disconnection of a line (RESET) should be
carried out for at least 30 seconds.
The bus voltage is connected by setting the slide
switch to the "ON" position. The green LED (RUN) indi-
cates that the power supply is ready for operation.
If the output current is too high, the red overcurrent
LED (I>I
max
) lights up or flashes. In the event of a short
circuit between the red and black conductors of the
bus cable, the green LED (RUN) is extinguished or flas-
hes.
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Once the short circuit has been rectified, the po-
wer supply must be switched to the RESET sta-
te for approx. 5 seconds.
Meaning of the LEDs
Power supply 160 REG-K
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Article no.
683329
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instabus
Merten
Spannungsversorgung
160 REG-K
6833 29
AC 230V 50Hz
L
I>Imax.
RUN
ON
RESET
N
160 mA
50 Hz
230V
29V=
- 5 ... 45˚C
AKKU 12V
B
L
+ -
BUS
1. Function
RUN
I>I
max
RESET State
green
off
red
Slide switch in OFF or RESET
position
green
off
off
Normal mains operation with
I<I
max
green
red
off
Mains operation with I>I
max
,
the bus voltage is maintained
flashes
green
flas-
hes
red
off
Mains operation with I>>I
max
,
the bus voltage has failed or
there is a short circuit
off
off
off
Short circuit during mains
operation