• KNX USB Interface 312
  Compact USB data interface between a PC or laptop and KNX bus. The device can be used as a programming interface for the ETS® software.

• KNX USB Interface 332 Stick
  Compact USB data interface in stick format between a PC or laptop and the KNX bus. The stick can be used as a programming interface for the ETS® software.

• KNX PowerSupply USB 367
  Bus voltage supply with high efficiency and small footprint. It offers comprehensive diagnostics via both the integrated display and the bus. The integrated USB interface allows a connection between a PC and the KNX bus. The device has a bus choke and also provides an output for auxiliary voltage.

• NEW: KNX PowerSupply 365
  Bus voltage supply with high efficiency and small footprint. The device has an integrated bus choke and also provides an output for auxiliary voltage.

• KNX PowerSupply DGS 366
  Bus voltage supply with high efficiency and small footprint. It offers comprehensive diagnostics via both the integrated display and the bus. The device has a bus choke and also provides an output for auxiliary voltage.

• KNX PowerSupply USB 367
  Bus voltage supply with high efficiency and small footprint. It offers comprehensive diagnostics via both the integrated display and the bus. The integrated USB interface allows a connection between a PC and the KNX bus. The device has a bus choke and also provides an output for auxiliary voltage.

• KNX IP LineMaster 762
  The device combines the central functions of a KNX bus line: bus voltage supply with bus choke, KNX IP router and KNX IP interface in a small footprint. The KNX IP Router in the LineMaster enables the forwarding of telegrams between different lines via a LAN (IP) as a fast backbone. The device also serves as a programming interface between a PC and the KNX bus (eg for ETS® programming).

KNX IO Overview

• KNX IO Binary Input 410
  Compact binary input with 4 channels for controlling lights, blinds etc. The inputs can be controlled with an external voltage of 12 to 230 V.

• KNX IO Binary Input 411
  Compact binary input with 4 channels for controlling lights, blinds, etc. The inputs are suitable for dry contacts (for example pushbuttons).

• KNX IO Switching Actuator 510
  Compact switch actuator with 2 outputs. Functions for universal output, staircase lighting, heating actuator, etc.

• KNX IO Switching Actuator 511
  Compact switching actuator with one bistable output and 2 binary inputs. This device is suitable as a KNX-capable replacement for conventional impulse switches (output: lights, input 1: push button, input 2: L for zero crossing detection).

• KNX IO Blinds Actuator 520
  Compact blinds actuator with two additional binary inputs. The device offers numerous functions including position travel over time calculation.

• NEW: KNX IO Dimming Actuator 530 (not yet available)
  Compact 230V universal dimmer with one output and 2 binary inputs. The dimmer supports numerous functions (staircase, slumber) as well as phase and section.

• NEW: KNX IO Dimming Actuator 532 (not yet available)
  Compact dimming actuator with a PWM output for dimming LEDs and a relay output. The dimming actuator may e.g. can be used for LED panels or strips. The relay output can be used to switch the LED power supply.

• NEW: KNX IO Dimming Actuator 534 (not yet available)
  Compact 4-way dimming actuator with RGB, RGBW and Tunable White functions. The dimming actuator may e.g. for LED panels or strips with RGB / RGBW / Tunable White configuration or as 4 independent dimming channels.

• NEW: KNX IO Dimming Actuator 546 (not yet available)
  Compact dimming / switching actuator with a dimming channel for the connection of electronic ballasts (ECG) with a 0 / 1..10V interface and a relay output. The relay output can be used to switch the ECG.

• KNX Multi IO 570
  Universal input and output module for building control. The device offers 48 digital channels. Each channel can be used as a binary input, binary output or as a blind output. Input channels can be used to connect buttons. Output channels can directly control signal LEDs, external coupling relays or blind relays. The periphery (e.g., relay) is powered by an external power supply (24V).

• KNX Multi IO 580
  Universal input and output module for KNX IP. The device offers 48 digital channels. Each channel can be used as a binary input, binary output or as a blind output. Input channels can be used to connect buttons. Output channels can directly control signal LEDs, external coupling relays or blind relays. The periphery (e.g., relay) is powered by an external power supply (24V). The device operates using the medium KNX IP and is connected via LAN / Ethernet to the KNX installation.

• Multi IO Extension 590
  Relay extension / coupling relay with reduced holding current. The relay extension serves as a power-saving alternative for commercially available coupling relays. Bistable relay internal, external control like monostable relay.

• Multi IO Extansion 592
  Double relay especially for the control of blinds and shutters. The double relay is connected to only one output of a KNX Multi IO. Direction control of the relay outputs takes place by means of an encoding of the input voltage.

• KNX ENO 626 secure
  Bidirectional, compact gateway between EnOcean radio and the KNX bus. The device supports encrypted wireless communication with EnOcean security enabled devices. More than 100 device profiles (EEP EnOcean Equipment Profile) allow simple and secure connection of different EnOcean sensors and actuators to KNX installations.

• KNX ENO 630 (16 Channels unidirectional)
• KNX ENO 632 (24 Channels bidirectional)
• KNX ENO 634 (32 Channels bidirectional)
  Gateways between EnOcean radio and the KNX bus. The devices can be used to transmit commands and measured values from EnOcean wireless sensors to the KNX bus in order to control, for example, KNX actuators.

• KNX ENO 636 secure
  Bidirectional gateway between EnOcean radio and the KNX bus. The device supports encrypted wireless communication with EnOcean security enabled devices. More than 100 device profiles (EEP EnOcean Equipment Profile) allow simple and secure connection of different EnOcean sensors and actuators to KNX installations.

• NEW: KNX RF USB Stick 340 (not yet available)

• NEW: KNX RF Push Button Insert 440 (not yet available)

• KNX RF/TP Coupler 672
  KNX wireless coupler in compact design (flush-mounted housing). It connects KNX RF devices with the KNX Bus Twisted Pair. For KNX installations with ETS®.

• KNX TP LineCoupler 650 
  KNX line coupler in a compact design. It connects two KNX segments (for example a KNX line with a KNX area).

• KNX RF/TP Coupler 672
  KNX wireless coupler in compact design (flush-mounted housing). It connects KNX RF devices with the KNX Bus Twisted Pair. For KNX installations with ETS®.

• KNX IP Interface 731
  Compact programming interface for connecting a PC to the KNX bus. The connection is made via a LAN interface (IP). Power is supplied via the KNX bus.

• NEW: KNX IP Interface 732 secure (not yet available)
  Secure interface between a LAN (IP, Ethernet) and KNX and can be used as a programming interface for the ETS®. As a KNX Secure Interface (tunneling), the device prevents unauthorized access to the system. The connection between PC and interface is encrypted. The security option can be activated or deactivated in the ETS.

• KNX IP Interface 740 wireless (not available)
  The KNX IP Interface 740 wireless serves as a wireless interface to the KNX bus based on WLAN. It may take the place of a USB or wired IP interface, e.g. for the ETS®. The wireless bus access allows the installer to move freely in the building.

• KNX IP Router 751
  The compact router enables the forwarding of telegrams between different lines via a LAN (IP) as a fast backbone. The device also serves as a programming interface between a PC and the KNX bus (eg for ETS® programming).

• NEW: KNX IP Router 752 secure (not yet available)
  The device enables the secure forwarding (routing) of telegrams between different lines over a LAN (IP, Ethernet) as a fast backbone. As a secure router, the device enables the connection of unsecured communications on a KNX TP line with a secure IP backbone.

• KNX IP LineMaster 762
  The device combines the central functions of a KNX bus line: bus voltage supply with bus choke, KNX IP router and KNX IP interface in a small footprint. The KNX IP Router in the LineMaster enables the forwarding of telegrams between different lines via a LAN (IP) as a fast backbone. The device also serves as a programming interface between a PC and the KNX bus (eg for ETS® programming).

• KNX IP BAOS 773 (250 Data Points)

• KNX IP BAOS 774 (1000 Data Points)
  KNX IP interfaces to the KNX bus both at the telegram level (KNXnet / IP tunneling) and at the data point level (KNX Application Layer). Thus, clients can directly access group objects via TCP / IP or UDP / IP using a binary protocol. As an alternative protocol, Java Script Object Notation (JSON) is available for use in web browsers.

• KNX IP BAOS 777 with Webserver (2000 Data points)
  Universal KNX IP interface with integrated web server and visualization. Access to the KNX bus both at the telegram level (KNXnet / IP tunneling) and at the data point level (KNX Application Layer). This allows clients to directly access group objects via TCP / IP or UDP / IP using a BAOS protocol. Up to 2000 Data Points.

• KNX Serial 870
  Simple integration solution for non-KNX devices. As an RS-232 interface, the device uses the proven FT1.2 protocol (PEI 10) as a telegram format.