This is the 2 channel low voltage dimming module.

• Provide two channels of 0-10V dimming for up (40) ballasts per channel (80 total).
• Combine a two-pole line voltage switching module and a two channel 0-10V dimming module. This completely disconnects the line voltage load from the source automatically when the dimmer is set to 0%.
• Dimming Modules communicate with the Master Interface to report:
  • The dimmer’s current dimming level (0-100%)
  • The line source state (available or off)
  • The communication status (active / not available)
  • The module’s “health” (if the module is defective)
• Interchangeable with all other RD style relay and dimming modules, providing a higher level of flexibility than currently available in the market

This is the Line Voltage & 3-Wire Dimming Module.

• Software configurable for either forward or reverse phase control.
• Utilize a relay ahead of the dimmer for complete disconnection from the source voltage when the dimmer is off.
• Dimming Modules are completely compatible with 3-wire fluorescent dimming ballasts (Hot, Dimmed Hot and Neutral).
• Dimming Modules communicate with the Building Management Server to report:
  • The dimmer’s current dimming level (0-100% on)
  • The line source state (available or off)
  • The communication status (active / not available)
  • The module’s “health” (if the module is defective)

This is the Local Relay Module w/ optional, 2-channel, 0-10V Dimming.

• Provide a distributed control solution which allows the installer to place the module in close proximity to the controlled load.
• Can be connected directly to a master interface or through multi-function interfaces.
• Local Relay Modules each encompass (2) latching (mechanically held) single pole relays and each module incorporates the latest in “zero-cross” switching technology for improved equipment life.
• Include (3) “smart ports.” Each smart port provides a daisy-chained connection for up to (8) smart devices and are connected to the Local Relay Modules via standard Cat5 patch cables.

This is the Touche Master Interface.

• Master Interfaces provide coordinated control for all of the system’s connected devices and act as a “gateway” to an Ethernet network.
• Up to (100) directly connected devices can be controlled by one Master Interface. If Multi-Function Interfaces are implemented up to (3200) devices can be controlled by one Master Interface.
• Auto-addressing of all connected devices is coordinated by the Master Interface.
• Both static and dynamic IP addressing is permitted for simple and adaptable setup when Ethernet communication is required.
• The Master Interface monitors the status of all connected devices, displays that information locally, and forwards relevant information to the programming application when appropriate.

This is the Single Pole Relay Module.

• Incorporates the latest in “zero-cross” switching technology to greatly extended relay switching life.
• Relay Modules communicate with the Master Interface to report:
  • The relay’s current state (on/off)
  • The line source state (available or off)
  • The line frequency (in Hz)
  • The communication status (active / not available)
  • The relay’s “health.” (if the relay is defective
• Relay Modules are interchangeable with all other RD style relay and dimming modules.

This is the Two-Pole Step Relay Module.

• Works with step ballasts to provide multi-level lighting control from a single panel slot.
• Utilizes dual 30A relays that are each de-rated to 16A
• Each module incorporates the latest in “zero-cross” switching technology to greatly extend relay switching life.
• Relay Modules communicate with the Master Interface to report:
  • The relay’s current state (on/off)
  • The line source state (available or off)
  • The communication status (active / not available)
  • The relay’s “health.” (if the relay is defective)

This is the smart micro ambient/occupancy sensor.

• Integrate occupancy detection and ambient light control in one common sensor.
• Part of Touché’s Smart Bus devices.
• No programming or configuration is required.
• No dip switches or dials for configuration.
• Can be installed as surface mounted devices for hard ceiling (drywall ceilings) applications or flush mounted in drop or lay-in ceiling applications.

This is the Touchscreen Multi-function switch.

• Configurable Touch-Screen Wall Stations are Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) with touch-screen interfacing.
• Each switch is configurable with up to six buttons per page and up to six pages per switch.
• Multiple button “types” are available including scene buttons, momentary buttons, timer buttons, and toggle buttons.
• Switches are fully integrated with other components of the system to properly display the current state of the lighting in the controlled area.
• All power and communication is done through a low voltage Cat5 daisy-chained cable.

This is the Touchescreen user Interface.

• Color touch screen computers that provide custom graphical user interfacing.
• Displays are available in three configurations:
  • 7” TFT 800×480 WVGA, color display
  • 10.4” TFT 800×600 SVGA, color display
  • 13.3” TFT 1280×800 WXGA, color display
• Displays include internal flash for local storage of graphic pages.