4 in 1 LED Controller - ZG1029-5C

ZigBee 3.0 Universal 4 in 1 LED Controller - ZG1029-5C from Sunricher.

SR-ZG1029-5C is a ZigBee 3.0 based 1-color, CCT, RGBW, RGB+CCT - 4 in 1 constant voltage LED lighting device with 5 channels output to control single color, tunable white, RGBW and RGB+CCT LED lighting. Different lighting types can be selected through dip switches. The 4 in 1 Zigbee LED controller can search and pair to Zigbee network and be controlled from your controller or hub interface. Device are compatible with universal ZigBee gateways or coordinators. It can also directly pair to ZigBee remotes through Touchlink commissioning. In addition, once compatible ZigBee remotes are added to the same network, the ZG1029-5C device can bind to and can be controlled by this remotes. It is designed with 12-24V DC input and 5 channel Constant Voltage output, max. output current per channel can be up to 4A, which means a total output of up to 480W.

• Communicates via ZigBee 3.0 RF (2,4 GHz)
• RF Range Typical: 40 meters
• 4 different device modes: 1-color, CCT, RGBW and RGB+CCT in 1 controller (selectable by DIP-switch)
• Functions Control: Switch ON, switch OFF, DIM, RGBW or RGB + CCT color temperature
• Can directly pair to a compatible ZigBee remote via Touchlink
• Supports self-forming ZigBee network without coordinator
• Compatible with universal ZigBee Master Controller/Coordinator
• Supports Touchlink commissioning
• Supports Find and Bind mode to bind a ZigBee remote directly without coordinator
• Supports ZigBee Green Power and can bind to and be controlled by max. 20 (GP) remotes
• Prepared for wireless software update
• LED Channels: 5
• Output type: Constant Voltage (CV)
• Rated Input Voltage: 12 - 24V DC
• Rated Output Voltage: 5x (12 - 24)V DC
• Rated Output Current: 5x 4A
• Rated Output Power: 5x (48 - 96)W
• Max Load (5 Channels): 480W combined

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