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CONSTANT VOLTAGE LED DIMMER 4 CHANNELS KNX by Eelectron

DL04A01KNX is a dimming actuator for LED in DC with constant voltage (CV).
The device allows to drive 4 independent channels or 1 RGB channel and 1 single color channel or 1 channel RGBW. Module can be powered from 12 to 48V DC and consequently can manage the outputs (LED strips) with voltage from 12 to 48V DC. The maximum current for each channel is 4A;
The device includes a 16A relay, suitable for switching capacitive loads, that allows a complete shutdown of the external power supply when all loads are switched off (for example at night) ensuring the maximization of the energy saving. On the front panel of DL04A01KNX there are 4 local switching buttons with corresponding status LED and a LED for signaling faults: short circuit on the output, over-temperature, power connection with reversed polarity, insufficient auxiliary power supply voltage. Available functions include block, logic, scenes, color sequences, etc ..
Device is equipped with KNX communication interface.

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UNIVERSAL DIMMER 2 CHANNELS X 300W by Eelectron

DM02A02KNX is a universal KNX 2 channel dimmer with automatic identification of the type of load and with adjustable parameters to optimize the control of different types of lamps such as LEDs, incandescent and halogen lamps, dimmable compact fluorescent lamps (CFL), low voltage lamps with electronic or ferromagnetic transformer.
The 2 channels can be used independently or combined to drive higher power loads; always respect the maximum power values indicated in the table of this instruction sheet and check in the handbook how to configure the outputs as combined in ETS. To define the maximum load and in particular the maximum number of lamps that can be connected, the DimmerLoadTester software is available; with it is possible to analyze the peak absorption of a single lamp and calculate the maximum number of lamps that can be connected.
Each output channel can be used in the following configurations:

Trailing Edge [RC]: The dimmer turns off part of the final part of the waveform of the input voltage resulting in reduced lamp output. This load regulation is used for resistive or capacitive loads (typically halogen lamps with electronic transformer or incandescent lamps)

Leading Edge [L]: The dimmer turns off part of the initial part of the waveform of the input voltage, resulting in reduced lamp output. This load regulation is used for inductive loads (typically ferromagnetic transformers or toroidal)

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UNIVERSAL DIMMER 4 CHANNELS

DM04A02KNX is a universal KNX 4 channel dimmer with automatic identification of the type of load and with adjustable parameters to optimize the control of different types of lamps such as LEDs, incandescent and halogen lamps, dimmable compact fluorescent lamps (CFL), low voltage lamps with electronic or ferromagnetic transformer. The 4 channels can be used independently or combined in pair (1+2 and 3+4) to drive higher power loads; always respect the maximum power values indicated in the table of this instruction sheet and check in the handbook how to configure the outputs as combined in ETS. To define the maximum load and in particular the maximum number of lamps that can be connected, the DimmerLoadTester software is available; with it is possible to analyze the peak absorption of a single lamp and calculate the maximum number of lamps that can be connected.

Each output channel can be used in the following configurations:

Trailing Edge [RC]: The dimmer turns off part of the final part of the waveform of the input voltage resulting in reduced lamp output. This load regulation is used for resistive or capacitive loads (typically halogen lamps with electronic transformer or incandescent lamps)

Leading Edge [L]: The dimmer turns off part of the initial part of the waveform of the input voltage, resulting in reduced lamp output. This load regulation is used for inductive loads (typically ferromagnetic transformers or toroidal)