Schneider Electric Mtn6805-0008 Spacelogic Knx Switch/blind Extension User Manual

Schneider Electric Mtn6805-0008 Spacelogic Knx Switch/blind Extension User Manual

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MTN6805-0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch/Blind Extension

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Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 22300 W (230 V)
1150 W (110 V)
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 51200 VA (230 V)
600 VA (110 V)
R2300 W (230 V)
1150 W (110 V)
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 32300 W (230 V)
1150 W (110 V)
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 61500 VA (230 V)
750 VA (110 V)
C10AX, max 140 uF
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 4200 W (230 V)
60 W (110)
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 71000 VA (230 V)
500 VA (110 V)
L10 A, cosφ = 0,6

(IEC 60669-2-5)

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About this document

You can find all the information required for safe installation in this document.
Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 8 More detailed product information is available on the Internet -> See QR code.

For your safety

Electric Warning Icon DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH
Safe electrical installation must be carried out only by skilled professionals. Skilled professionals must prove profound knowledge in the following areas:

  • Connecting to installation networks
  • Connecting several electrical devices
  • Laying electric cables
  • Connecting and establishing KNX networks
  • Safety standards, local wiring rules and regulations

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.
Getting to know the device
The SpaceLogic KNX Switch/Blind Extension is a switch actuator that extends the channels of a Switch/Blind Master. You can connect max. 8 switchable loads or max. 4 blind motors with limit switches.
They are always controlled by a master device.

Connections and operating elements

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A
Load connections
B Link interface
C Status LEDs

Installation and connection

Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 10 Installing
Electric Warning Icon WARNING
Risk of death from electric shock.
Only install devices with at least basic insulation next to the device.
Failure to observe this instruction can result in death or serious injury.

Connecting

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Electric Warning Icon DANGER
Risk of fatal injury from electric shock. When the mains voltage is connected, there may be voltage at the outputs. The switching contacts may switch to the connected state  due to heavy jolting during transportation.

  • Only connect the bus voltage.
    All relays are moved to a defined position: in factory setting to “Off” or depending on ETS programming. The Master LED lights up, the keypad shows the status of the channels.
  • On the key pad: switch off the switched-on channels
  • Disconnect the bus voltage
  • Connect loads
  • First switch on the bus voltage then the load voltage

Failure to observe these instructions will lead to death or serious injuries.
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  • Connect only one motor per blind channel.
  • Connect only blind motors with thermal protection.
  • Switch channels are not locked against each other. Only connect blind motors to channels that are configured as a blind channel.

Failure to observe this instruction can damage the blind motors.

Technical data

Supply voltagevia link interface
InsulationProtective separation between the bus and the mains voltage
Power dissipation< 8 W
KNX mediumTP1-256
Switching contacts8x make contacts, µ contact
Nominal voltageAC 250 V, 50-60 Hz
Nominal current16 A AC-1, IEC 60947-4-1
10 A, IEC 60669-2-5
Nominal power Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 13
Switching frequencymax. 10 per minute at nominal load
Total device currentSchneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 14
Relay data
Inrush current:
max. 800 A/200 µs,
max. 165A/20ms
Mechanical endurance:>1×106  operations
Fusing:max. 16 A Miniature circuit breaker
Environment Temperature in operation-5 °C … +55 °C Schneider Electric MTN6805 0008 SpaceLogic KNX Switch Blind Extension - icon 14
Max. humidity93%, no condensation
Installation heightUp to 2000 m above sea level
Resistance to fire and heatGlow wire test according to IEC 60695
Connecting terminals KNXBus connection terminal
Mains:2x 8-gang screw terminal
Device width:4 modules = approx. 72 mm

Dustbin Icon Dispose of the device separately from household waste at an official collection point. Professional recycling protects people and the environment against potential negative effects.

Schneider Electric -Contact

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35 rue Joseph Monier
Rueil Malmaison 92500
France
If you have technical questions, please contact the Customer Care Centre in your country. se.com/contact

Uk CA SymbolSchneider Electric Limited
UK Representative
Stafford Park 5
Telford, TF3 3 BL, UK

References

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