Building control
Hager has launched its new bus based building services control system, Tebis TX.
The system uses a single twisted pair cable and/or RF technology to link input and output devices together. It is KNX compatible, so it can be used with different manufacturer’s products. A simple, intuitive hand held remote control programmes the devices.
Cabling is simple and involves no new installation skills. Hager claims that electricians could typically install and commission a system after just half a day’s training – often on site while they are completing a project.
Tebis TX enables inputs, including wall switches, timers, PIR sensors, photoelectric cells and thermostats to communicate and switch output devices which could include lighting, heating, burglar alarms and motorised curtains.
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