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PHOTO AND DESCRIPTION

The Roller blind module is hard wired to the mains power and uses wireless RF for the control communication

This module is only suitable for locating indoors however, it can control blinds which have a suitable rating that are located outdoors or in wet areas

 

Roller Blind Motors - Important Please Read!

Please note there are many different blind motor brands, makes and models available, however only certain motors will work with the iZone Roller Blind Module

All roller blind motors used on an iZone roller blind module need to be 240V~50Hz with a 4 wire connection and suitable for home automation control (Such as C-Bus), all roller blind motors must be fitted with mechanical stops

Electronic stops will not work correctly

If the roller blinds are to be run in parallel (more than one blind operated by a single iZone roller blind module) the motors used must be suitable for parallel configuration

If the motors are not suitable for parallel operation you will need to install one iZone roller blind module for each roller blind

You can still operate them as a single blind by grouping the iZone roller blind modules in the configuration menu

Check with your roller blind supplier to ensure the motors you are using are correct

A list of compatible roller blind motors are listed below. This list is not comprehensive

Single blinds ( Non parallel operation)

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Alpha WSS40

 ACMEDA Automate ML45

 Motolux 802133000 (MT35-6-28-240/50)

Multiple blinds ( Parallel operation of multiple blinds from a single iZone module)

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Becker motors – Model P5-30-E12 Motor

 Motolux 802131000 (MT35P-6-28-240/50)

There are probably many more makes of blind motors that will work with the iZone module so please let us know if you successfully use a motor that is not listed above and we will add it to the appropriate section

1️⃣ Wireless antenna:

The wireless antenna should be screwed in tight and after installation it should point up

2️⃣ Manual Up / Down / Stop button:

To test the Roller Blind module you can press this manual button to toggle through Up, Down and Stop functions

3️⃣ Pair button:

To pair the Roller blind module to the system ensure there is power to the module> Press the pair button on the module > . At the same time press the pair button on the App or iZone touch screen. >The blue LED inside the module (close to the pair button) will flash rapidly to indicate the module is pairing to the system

4️⃣ Remove cover to expose terminals:

Remove the terminal cover to expose the wiring terminal. Wire in accordance with the wiring notation on printed on the top cover. There are also wiring restraint cable ties that should be used to restrain the wiring in place. This should only be done by and electrician

5️⃣ Mounting point:

There are two mounting points on the module to allow the module to be mounted to roof timbers

SPECIFICATION

Model numbers

CACRB

Certification

AS/NZS 61058 ;  C Tick  N29007;  

Power supply

Input: 220 - 240VAC 50Hz

Power consumption

Maximum  2.35 Watts switched on (no load connected)

Minimum 1.05 Watts switched off

Maximum connected load permitted

5 Amp

Connection

Hard wired

Control frequency

433 MHz

Operating Temperature

-20oC to +50oC

Environment

Suitable for indoor use only

Requirements

An iZone bridge (COCB) is required to control an iZone Roller blind module

Size & Weight

Height: 150 mm (Excludes mounting lugs and antenna)

Width 85 mm

Depth 36 mm (Excludes Antenna)

Weight 220g

(Designed to fit through a standard 95mm diameter down light hole)

Compatibility

Must have 240V, 4 wire motors, with mechanical stops, and suitable for home automation

 

INSTALLATION

1️⃣Switch the power off at the switchboard

2️⃣ Remove the Roller blind module from the packaging

3️⃣ Cut the circuit to the device being controller and terminate the wiring as indicated on the casing.

4️⃣ If the roller blinds being controlled are capable of being wired in parallel you may connect multiple blinds to a single roller blind module up to a maximum of 5 amps.

5️⃣ If the roller blinds being controlled are not capable of being wired in parallel you must connect one roller blind module to each blind

The blinds can still be controlled as a bank of blinds by grouping them in the iZone configuration menu

6️⃣ Test the blind control and switching using the manual UP/Down/Stop button on the module.

PAIRING

1️⃣ Pair the iZone Roller Blind module to the iZone Bridge by pressing the pair button on the Roller Blind Module and on the screen simultaneously

2️⃣ The blue LED adjacent to the pair button on the module will flash blue several times to indicate it is pairing

CONFIGURATION

1️⃣ Name your Roller blind module on the screen or app

2️⃣ Set the mechanical maximum and minimum stops on each blind

This is on the blind motor and not part of the iZone system

3️⃣ Calibrate roller blind in the iZone roller blind set up.

4️⃣ Configure the roller blind position for all On / Off functions.

4️⃣ Group your roller blind to other devices or switches as required

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