Araknis
2022-08-30 08:57:46
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Exactly. But not each lamp individually, only the lamp circuits individually.The electrician only has to connect all consumers in a star topology, e.g. roller shutters and lamps.
Nope. For simplification, the heating actuators are integrated in the heating circuit distributor.The underfloor heating is connected to the heating actuators in the control cabinet with the control valves
Just like normal sockets.How are the sockets connected in KNX?
No, only the sockets that you really want to switch individually. You think about that beforehand. The 5-wire cable approach would work like that. But there is nothing against simply assigning many sockets to actuators on speculation and then just leaving them switched on. The amount of sockets you are talking about won’t be operated by wall switches anyway. You can also simply route all socket circuits in this form into the distribution on terminal strips. Then later you can still assign whatever you want to actuators or leave it bridged on constant voltage. That would be the most flexible solution.Is every socket really connected in a star topology or do you use one 5-wire cable per room, with which you then have 1 circuit for constant power plus 2 switchable circuits?
You can also connect all the switches and sensors yourself. KNX is SELV and therefore you are allowed to do that yourself. But something else... isn’t by any chance related to (and some others)? ;) ?The electrician only has to lay the bus cable to all switches and sensors, buying and connecting the sensors you do yourself?