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C-Bus
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Product Overview
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Overview
C-Bus
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Network Design
Considerations
Up to 1000m of C-Bus
®
Cat 5 UTP cable may be connected
to a single C-Bus
®
network
Up to 100 C-Bus
®
units may be connected to a single
C-Bus
®
network
Where more than 1 km and/or 100 standard C-Bus
®
units
are required, two or more networks can be created and linked
with C-Bus
®
Network Bridge and/or C-Bus
®
Ethernet
Interface Units
Maximum number of networks in one installation is 255
(this limitation does not apply if a C-Bus
®
Ethernet Interface is
utilised, the system size is then limited to IP Addressing only)
Maximum number of networks connected in series to the
local network via Network Bridges is seven (i.e. using six
network bridges)
Each standard C-Bus
®
unit requires 18mA @ 36Vdc to operate
correctly. Some C-Bus
®
units, e.g. 5500PC require 32mA.
Some C-Bus
®
units, e.g. L5108D1A are self-powering and do
not take current from the 36V dc C-Bus
®
network
More than one C-Bus
®
power supply can be connected to
a C-Bus
®
network to provide suffi cient power to the C-Bus
®
units, the C-Bus
®
power supplies will share the load evenly.
Maximum total power supply allowed is 2,000mA (2A)
Any combination of power supply units is allowed as long as
the total power available is 2,000mA or less
• Each C-Bus
®
network requires only one network burden. This
network burden is software selectable on C-Bus
®
output units
• Each C-Bus
®
network requires at least one system clock-
generating unit (for data synchronisation)
• C-Bus
®
power supply units may be connected to different phases
Individual relay channels may be connected to different phases
On L5508D1A and L5504D2A units the mains supply to
the units power supply and the mains supply to the output
channels must be on the same phase
The isolation between the mains supply circuitry and the 36V
d.c. C-Bus
®
circuitry is greater than 3.75kV. This is achieved
using double wound transformers and opto isolators. This
means the C-Bus
®
wiring, connections and circuitry can be
considered extra low voltage
• C-Bus
®
Cat 5 UTP cable has mains rated sheathing which
means the C-Bus
®
cable can be taken inside electrical
Distribution Boards, provided segregation requirements of
local wiring standards are met.
Introduction
The Clipsal C-Bus
®
system is a microprocessor based wiring
system to control lighting and other electrical services.
Whether ON/OFF control of a lighting circuit or analogue
type control such as dimming electronic fl uorescent ballasts,
C-Bus
®
can be to control and automate virtually any type of
electrical load.
To ensure fast and reliable operation, each device has its own in-
built microprocessor, which can be individually programmed via
‘point and click’ PC based software, or via ‘Learn Mode’ which
doesn’t require a PC.
C-Bus
®
information is held within individual C-Bus
®
units rather
than one central point. This ensures optimum communications
speed and reliability.
Whilst a computer is unnecessary for normal C-Bus
®
operation,
C-Bus
®
PC based control and management software is available
and provides additional fl exibility to clients requiring this type
of control.
Clipsal C-Bus
®
is suitable for a wide range of applications,
for example.
Commercial Lighting Control
Fluorescent lighting control for energy cost saving in high
rise buildings
High-bay control in warehouses for energy cost saving
Mood lighting in restaurants and retail outlets
Flexible and integrated control of lighting and Audio Visual
equipment in board rooms
Architectural lighting control for hotel foyers, ballrooms, art
galleries and museums.
Standalone Room Lighting Control
Integrated automation via touch screen user interfaces for
conference rooms and home theatres
Multiple scene / mood setting.
Residential Automation
Home entertainment - Integrated audio visual, lighting control,
and other electrical services
Security - Integrated security, lighting and other
electrical services
Comfort – Dimming, scene setting
Convenience – Multiple point control, central point control
from touch screens, automated time based control,
automated ‘Goodbye’ and ‘Welcome Home’ moods.
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