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Weinzierl KNX PowerSupply 365 Installation And Operation Manual

640 ma power supply for knx bus

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Installation and operation manual
KNX PowerSupply 365
(Art. # 5335)
640 mA power supply for KNX bus
KNX PowerSupply 365
Application
The KNX PowerSupply 365 is a 640 mA bus power supply with
high efficiency and small footprint of only 4 modules (72 mm).
The device has an integrated bus choke and also provides an
output for auxiliary voltage.
Three multicolor LEDs on the front indicate the condition of the
device. They signal overload with warning, exceeding tempera-
ture and telegram traffic and the reset status.
The two buttons enable the KNX line to be reset.
Installation and commissioning
The KNX PS 365 is mounted on a DIN rail and has a space
requirement of 4 modules. It has the following controls (❼❽)
and displays (❹❺❻):

Mains connection

When connecting the mains voltage, the protective conductor
(PE) must be connected, as it is used to equalize the potential of
the bus voltage.
Output bus voltage (KNX)
The bus voltage is used to supply KNX devices for the medium
twisted pair. The integrated bus choke separates the DC supply
voltage from the bus signals.
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Aux. Power Out 30 V DC
KNX Bus Out
Power in 230 V AC
LED „Current"
LED „Temp."
(Temperature)
LED "Traffic/Reset"
Button Reset Start
Button Reset Stop
Output auxiliary voltage (30 V)
This output is used to supply additional equipment. The output is
galvanically connected to the bus voltage, but is not at the same
potential. This means that "minus" bus and "minus" of the auxil-
iary voltage are not the same and must not be connected to
each other. If required, the auxiliary voltage can be routed to the
load via the second wire pair (yellow / white) of the KNX cable.
All data on the output current relate, unless otherwise stated, to
the sum of the currents of bus voltage and auxiliary voltage.
Settings
The device requires no settings and does not occupy any KNX
addresses.
Display of the status LED
LED „Current"
Meaning
output
LED lights green
The device operates in normal operating mode.
Sum of the output currents < 600 mA
LED lights yellow
The device operates in normal operating mode.
Sum of the output currents 600 mA < I < 640 mA
LED lights red
overcurrent
Sum of the output currents I > 640 mA
LED flashes red
Critical overcurrent
Sum of the output currents I > 900 mA
LED „Temp."
Meaning
temperature
LED lights green
The device operates in normal operating mode.
Temperature in the housing < 60 ° C
LED lights yellow
The device operates in normal operating mode.
Temperature in housing > 60 ° C and < 75 ° C
LED lights red
Overtemperature
Temperature in the housing > 75 ° C
LED flashes red
Critical overtemperature
LED off
If the temperature increases further, the unit switches
off for safety reasons. In this case, a display on the
device is no longer possible.
To restart, the unit must cool down and be discon-
nected from the mains for a short time (about 10 s).
LED „Traffic/
Meaning
Reset"
LED lights green
No telegram traffic
LED flickers green
Telegram traffic with bus load < 70%
LED flickers yellow
Telegram traffic with bus load > 70%
LED lights red
Reset active
Can be stopped manually or automatically.
❹❺❻
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Summary of Contents for Weinzierl KNX PowerSupply 365

  • Page 1: Mains Connection

    Application Display of the status LED ❹❺❻ The KNX PowerSupply 365 is a 640 mA bus power supply with high efficiency and small footprint of only 4 modules (72 mm). LED „Current“ Meaning The device has an integrated bus choke and also provides an output output for auxiliary voltage.
  • Page 2 The connector requires a 16A fuse for exter- nal overcurrent protection. The performance data are located on the side of the product. Datasheet Weinzierl Engineering GmbH www.weinzierl.de/en/products/365/datasheet D-84508 Burgkirchen / Alz Deutschland CE Declaration www.weinzierl.de www.weinzierl.de/en/products/365/ce-declaration info@weinzierl.de 2018/10/04 ©2018 WEINZIERL ENGINEERING GmbH page 2/2...