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MECBUS [ MECBUS-TR -IR -IT -H ]

2.7" Multifunction Touch Screen

To manage and monitor devices in the installation.

•	2.7" LCD monochrome backlit touch screen.
•	Admits 16 shortcuts events or keys.
•	Admits 16 conventional control points, (lights, curtains, dimmers, etc).
•	Optional: thermostat included to control temperature.
•	Optional: includes IR receptor for remote control.
•	2 outputs to 300mA (max. 30V DC).
•	Mount in universal flush box.
•	Size: 115x85x15mm

Description

Designed to replace conventional switches/ push-buttons. One to be installed per room is usually sufficient.

The MECBUS is a small, user-friendly, 2.7" monochrome touch screen with which to control and monitor elements in an installation.

It can act upon a total 16 points in the installation. These points can be 16 conventional control points, 16 ‘moods’ or events, or a mixture of both. It controls: ON/OFF lighting, dimmers, curtains, temperature, etc.

Optional:

•	PID Thermostat (Ref. MECBUS-TR)
•	IR receptor for remote control (Ref.MECBUS-IR)
•	PID thermostat+IR receptor (Ref. MECBUS-IT)
•	Graphic interface with direct access, specially for hotels (Ref.MECBUS-H).

Technical Characteristics

Inputs

• User interaction with the touch screen.

Outputs

•	2 outputs to connect heating and air conditioning 300mA (for MECBUS-TR and MECBUS-IT).
•	BUS events synchronised with the relay changes of state.

Supply
Voltage

12V DC

Power
Consumption

175mA @ 12V

Outputs
Max. Voltage

30V DC

Outputs
Max. Current

300mA

Num.
Outputs

2

Download Installation Manual

MECBUS_installation.pdf

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