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Standard polarized remote control allowing the management of up to 500 "Kaufel" emergency lighting units via 4 modules . Ideal for centralized control, it offers switching on, switching off and reporting functions.
Powering the emergency lighting requires the creation of a dedicated circuit (Article EC-6)
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Description
Easily control your Kaufel emergency lighting units
This standard polarized remote control provides centralized management of your "Kaufel" lighting units – up to 500 units connected via 4 modules . It guarantees fast and reliable control in compliance with Article EC-6 , which mandates a dedicated circuit for powering emergency lighting .
Control the lighting with a single touch
Designed to simplify the operation of the installations, the remote control offers all the essential controls:
- Kaufel – ABB block switching on/off
- Delayed on/off
- Simultaneous management of up to 500 blocks
It has a remote control line output for connecting 4 modules.
A reliable, integration-ready solution
Equipped to operate on a 230V mains power supply, it also incorporates a 1.2V – 0.6Ah Ni-Cd battery, ensuring continuity and safety. Its compact 4-module enclosure allows for simple and durable installation.
Standard Remote Control Features:
- Material: Plastic
- Height: 90.1 mm
- Width: 70.2 mm
- Depth: 57.8 mm
- Weight: 0.175 kg
- 4-Module Enclosure
- Power supply: 1.2V - 0.6Ah Ni-Cd battery
- Nominal Supply Voltage: 230 Vac - 50 Hz
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For your information:
According to article "EC 12 - 6", the installation of autonomous blocks has one or more centralized resting devices.
These being located near the general command body or the divisional bodies.