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KSR Mean Well ethernet module - KNX IP router
Description
Available models: KSR-01IP, KSR-02IP
The KSR series, IP TP coupler, is a routing and tunneling device that works as a KNX IP line/area coupler. It does not need external power to operate.
The ability to address all devices via bus to the KNX system allows to reduce consumption and time loss in networking operations. Operational and filter states, malfunction and error are indicated by dedicated LEDs. The device is also UPnP type and the firmware can be updated via the integrated front-end web page.
Features
- KNX IP / TP Routing
- Tunneling for 4 KNX IP / TP
- Does not require external power
- Universal plug and play
- Telegram filtering
- Integrated front end web page
- 3 years warranty
Applications:
- Smart home automation
- Automation
- Lighting control
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Main Technical Specifications
| MODEL | KSR |
|---|---|
| Interface | KNX Protocol |
| Input Voltage (subline/mainline) | 21-30VDC |
| Current consumption | |
| Working temperature | -5 - +45°C |
| Dimensions | 36*90*71mm |
| Certification | CE |
| For purchases and samples | CONTACT US |
See also:
Download the Din Rail Power Supplies Catalogs in the attachments tab.
Data sheet
- Operating Temperature
- -5 - +45°C
- Rating
- 453
- Warranty
- 3 Years
- Mechanical Mounting Format
- Din Rail
- Dimensions
- 36*90*71mm
- Output Connection
- At Speed
- Certifications
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- Applications
- DIN Panel
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