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Wireless 2-channel receiver for motor control
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Price (excl. VAT):
174,87 €
EAN: 5413736369016
MPN: 410-00352
Package: 1
Estimate delivery time at our warehouse (approx.):
4-6 weeks
Technical Information
| Item condition | New |
| Manufacture name | Wireless 2-channel receiver for motor control |
| Brand | Niko |
| Categories |
Switches
Remote Controls & RF/IR Receivers |
| Country of origin* | DE |
| * The actual country of origin may differ depending on the delivery batch. To confirm the specific country of origin, please contact your account manager. | |
| Harmonized System Code | 8523 5200 00 |
| Mounting method | DRA (DIN-rail adapter) |
| Halogen free | Yes |
| Surface protection | Untreated |
| Suitable for switch | No |
| Suitable for pulse button | No |
| Suitable for dimmer | No |
| Suitable for roller shutter switch | No |
| Material quality | Other |
| Material | Plastic |
| Type of fastening | Other |
| Rolling code system | No |
| Number of commands | 2 |
| Radio frequency | 868.3 MHz |
| In housing | No |
| In tube base housing | No |
| Printed circuit board/module | No |
| Push button mode | Yes |
| Switching mode | Yes |
| With manual radio transmitter | No |
| With radio coding device | Yes |
| With radio controlled push button | No |
| Suitable for venetian-/roller shutter switch | No |
| Suitable for venetian shutter switch | No |
| Transparent | No |
| Suitable for degree of protection (IP) | IP20 |
| IFTTT support available | Yes |
| Compatible with Apple HomeKit | No |
| Compatible with Google Assistant | No |
| Compatible with Amazon Alexa | No |
Packing details
| Packing level 1 | 5413736369016 |
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Description
This 2-channel receiver for DIN-rail mounting is controlled wirelessly via radio frequency. It has 2 outputs, each with two 6 A/230 V changeover contacts and a connection for an external antenna (410-00359). You use the module to open, close or stop roll-down shutters and venetian blinds. The terrace function makes it possible to lock the closing direction of one or more outputs, thereby preventing getting locked out unintentionally.