Technical Information
| Item condition |
New |
| Manufacture name |
KNX room-controller CD5192KRMTSD |
| Brand |
Jung
|
| Categories |
Bus System Devices (KNX/Modbus)
|
| Country of origin |
DE |
| Harmonized System Code |
8537 1098 00
|
| With display |
Yes |
| With temperature controller |
No |
| With bus connection |
Yes |
| Manual set point setting |
Yes |
| Status-LED |
Yes |
| Number of actuation points |
4 |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 |
4011377121645 |
| Packing level 2 |
4011377121645 |
Other Technical data
| Mounting method |
Flush mounted (plaster) |
| With time switch clock |
No |
| Bus system KNX |
Yes |
| Bus system radio frequent |
No |
| Bus system Powernet |
No |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Width in number of modular spacings |
0 |
| Bus system LON |
No |
| With integrated DCF77 receiver |
No |
| With anti-theft/dismantling protection |
No |
| IR sensor |
No |
| Presence button |
No |
| RAL-number (similar) |
0 |
| Central functional unit for senders/actuators |
No |
| Transparent |
No |
| Bus system KNX radio |
No |
| Radio frequent bidirectional |
No |
| Min. depth of built-in installation box |
0 mm |
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Description
KNX room-controller CD5192KRMTSD manages communication and control within power systems, enabling functional synchronization with KNX bus connections for integrated automation tasks.Equipped with a display for status monitoring and manual set point adjustments, it offers interaction within advanced control networks. Mounting method:Flush mounted (plaster).Main material defined as plastic.Controller includes 4 actuation points supporting specific command inputs.KNX-compatible device architecture integrates directly into wired system protocols;unsuitable for radio frequencies or alternative bus systems like Powernet/LON/KNX radio.Transparent interface absent;opaque housing design confirmed in deployment specs.Display integrated visibly, LED status indicator functional onboard unit linked to operational diagnostics/troubleshooting modes outputs deployment-ready configurations via manual intervention usability paths.