Dimmer - FUD61NPN-230V

EnOcean flush-mounted Dimmer from Eltako - FUD61NPN-230V.

Universal dimmer switch, 300W power MOSFET. Automatic lamp detection. Only 0.6W standby loss. With adjustable minimum brightness or dimming speed. With switching operation for light alarm clocks, children's rooms and snooze function. Additionally with light scene control. Bidirectional wireless and repeater function are switchable. In the event of Power failure, non-volatile memory retains all programmed information relating to the units operating status.

• Communicates via EnOcean RF (868,3 MHz)
• RF Range Typical: 30 meters
• For ohmic, inductive and capacitive loads, e.g. incandescent lamps, dimmable wound transformers and electronic transformers. Dimmable energy saving lamps ESL and dimmable 230V-LED lamps, additionally dependent on the lamps electronics. (Do not connect any mixed loads)
• With memory function of the last lighting level settings
• Snooze function (with a double impulse)
• The pushbuttons can be either taught-in as direction pushbuttons or universal pushbuttons
• Dimmer type: Universal (bidirectional MOSFET switch)
• Load: Max 300W
• Automatic electronic overload protection and overtemperature switch-off
• Power consumption: 0,6W

IMPORTANT! Must only be installed by an authorized electrical installer. Private individuals who want to carry out work on the electrical system themselves must first study information from dsb (Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning) - Electrical work: You can do this yourself

Attention! This dimmer module suitable also for dimming of halogen lighting and LED based lamps. The dimmer does not work for every installation, because not every transformer or LED can be dimmed. Dimmable electronic transformers and LEDs as standard is marked as "DIMMABLE". Note: 230V (HV) halogen lamps and some of the LED based light sources have very high starting current.
Non compatible light device may work but is likely can produce light flickering and (or) an audible humming or buzzing noise when dimmed. This noise and (or) flickering is usually a symptoms of internal stress, which in turn can cause failure of the connected device or dimmer. Always confer with professional installer.