Available Nexo Devices for Lighting Control:
NXW222.8 – Lighting Module 8X (Without Dimmer) TUKAN XT DIN
NXW222.4 – Lighting Module 4X (With Dimmer) TUKAN XT DIN
NXW222.5 – Lighting Module 3X (With Dimmer) TUKAN XT DIN
NXW222.2 – Lighting Module 2X (Without Dimmer) TUKAN DIN
NXW202.2 – Lighting Module 2X (Without Dimmer) TUKAN
NXW222.4D – Dali Lighting Module TUKAN
Lighting modules are designed to control light points.
They feature an on/off function as well as a dimmer function.
Additionally, modules equipped with a dimmer have the ability to turn the light on or off using a ramp. With this feature, the light does not turn on immediately after pressing the switch, but gradually brightens from 0 to 100% over a few seconds. The same function is available when turning off the light.
KEY PRODUCT FEATURES:
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FAST INSTALLATION
Quick screw-type socket connectors – plug-in, mounted on a DIN rail (TH-35), ensuring hassle-free and fast installation.
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ADDRESSING
Quick and easy! Each module accepts an address in the range from 0 to 31.
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LED STATUS DIODES
A quick glance at the LED diodes will indicate the activity status of individual outputs, power supply, and communication with the system. After installation, the backlighting can be turned off to reduce energy consumption.
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LOCAL INPUTS
Prefer traditional switches? No problem. Built-in local inputs allow connection of both mono and bi-stable buttons commonly available on the market.
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MANUAL MODE
The electrotechnical method of controlling the module output allows for testing the outputs before starting and programming the system (separates electrical commissioning from building automation). Your electrician will appreciate this!
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VENTILATION HOLES
Large loads require efficient heat dissipation. The large number of ventilation holes ensures optimal temperature distribution across the electronic components.
Management capabilities
Lighting modules allow for controlling the lights within the automation system at multiple levels. The user can turn the lights on and off using both traditional switches and programmable switches.
Integration with Automation
Lighting can also be part of automation. Lights can automatically turn on when motion is detected in the room and dim automatically after a few minutes of no activity. The decision-making process can be enhanced by checking additional conditions, such as whether it is bright or dark outside. If it is a cloudy day, the lights will only turn on to 30%. As the evening approaches, the power level will increase, reaching 100% after sunset. When the blinds are lowered and the sunlight level decreases, the lighting will automatically turn on to 100%. The lighting modules also work with the alarm system. When the night alarm is armed, the lights in the monitored areas are turned off. If we leave for work, all the lights in the house are turned off, leaving only the exterior lighting on. After sunrise, the exterior lighting is also turned off.
Lighting in programmable switches
The lighting automation can cooperate with programmable switches in such a way that when entering a room, the light will turn on automatically, and the lightbulb icon on the programmable switch will pulse. If we click on the icon, the lighting will switch from automatic mode to manual mode.
On programmable switches, lighting modules are usually represented by an icon of a lamp or lightbulb. The icon can change color depending on whether the light is on or off. The lighting function can also include a multitouch feature, so that when touching the entire switch with a hand, only the light turns on. A similar feature is available on the multifunctional knob of the WPD switch.
Emergency lighting
In the event of a fire alarm or intruder detection, all lights in the house automatically turn on to allow residents to safely exit the building or to deter a potential intruder.
Additionally, in the bedroom, it is possible to program a switch so that by holding the lighting icon for a few seconds, the lights will turn on automatically.
EASY INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING
Nexwell Academy
To quickly program standard functions, check out the Nexwell Academy. The Academy is available under the Knowledge Base → Academy tab. It is an interactive online module showcasing sample system logics created by Nexwell engineers. These logics, along with instructions, are available to all users of the Nexo systems.
Video Instructions
Visit the Knowledge Base → Video Instructions section. See how easy it is to add and activate the selected Tukan module and other devices in the Nexo system.
