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Coupler - If you want to connect an application module to the KNX bus in your building automation, you need a bus coupler. Here you can find out which functions a bus coupler can take on and which device is suitable for you and your application. As a specialist center for building automation, the eibabo® shop offers you all the components you need to set up simple and complex installations at top conditions. Our product range extends from sensors and actuators, control units and power supplies to motors and drives.What is a bus coupler?Within conventional electrical installations, the function of a system results from the type of wiring. The use of the KNX bus system makes the functionality significantly more flexible. Here the function of the system is determined by the application (software) and the parameterization of individual KNX participants. KNX participants are application modules such as buttons, switches, actuators, weather stations, motion detectors, shutter actuators and so on. This has clear advantages. If, for example, the requirement changes, the function can be adapted by changing the parameterization. The installation itself remains unchanged. To implement such an installation, a so-called KNX bus line is usually laid in addition to the line for the mains voltage. This carries 30V DC and is used to transmit the signals for switching, controlling, regulating or monitoring between all participants.Image: Jung 2070 U KNX bus couplerA universal interface is required so that the KNX participants can send and receive signals to one another. The KNX bus coupler is this interface between the application modules and the KNX bus. Bus couplers are available as permanently connected combination devices together with application modules or as a separate module for flush-mounting, surface-mounting and installation. With the latter, the function of the bus coupler only results from the plugging in of an application module and its parameterization by the device-specific application.What tasks does a bus coupler take on?The bus coupler is responsible for all tasks that directly affect the KNX system in any way. The bus coupler makes the so-called bus voltage available to the application modules. Nothing works without electricity and many of these modules do not have a separate power supply. With very simple application modules, the bus coupler records their sensor data and actuator functions and processes them in such a way that they are 'understood' by other participants. Finally, the bus coupler takes over the actual processing of the data traffic. The application modules establish the connection to the user. In addition to buttons, motion detectors and controllers, these can also be display panels, motors or signaling devices.The KNX bus coupler with program memoryA KNX bus coupler with program memory consists on the one hand of the transmitter module, which defines the connected medium. On the other hand, there is the bus coupler controller with a microcontroller for organizing the data traffic. The manufacturer's system software is permanently stored there. It cannot be changed by the user. The device-specific application and the information for parameterization are stored in another so-called flash memory or ROM read-only memory. The device receives this during commissioning or when the parameterization is changed via the bus (S mode).Good to knowWhen configuring KNX devices, we differentiate between E-mode and S-mode. In E-mode, the bus coupler is supplied with the application (software) loaded. In S mode, the function of the device is only determined when the application is loaded. Normally, the application (via the ETS) is loaded into the bus coupler.This defines the desired functions of the device, for example:Affiliation to group addresseswhether an actuator should dim or switchwhich dimming speed should be maintainedat which basic brightness it starts and where the end point iswhat happens after a power failure and power recoveryand so forth This data remains stored even in the event of a power failure. Current measured values and switching states are stored in the RAM memory and are lost in the event of a power failure or when the device is reset.The KNX bus coupler without program memoryMemory-intensive functional logic and address extensions, as well as controllers and chipsets, are increasingly being outsourced to the application modules. These bus couplers without program memory consist only of the media-specific transmission module with the digital interface to the application microcontroller. These are only used to manage group addresses and ensure standardized data traffic according to the KNX protocol.How is the interface between the bus coupler and user module structured?The interface to the user module consists of a standardized plug connection with 10 poles. Both the power supply and the data exchange are implemented via this.How do I recognize whether a device already has a bus coupler?You can purchase and install the bus coupler and user module either separately or as a permanently connected complete device. Each KNX device with a red/black bus connection terminal already has a bus coupler. Please note:In the case of series installation devices (REG devices for electrical distribution for mounting on DIN rails), the bus coupler is not visible as an individual device, but is integrated in the device. Examples of this are KNX switching actuators or KNX dimming actuators.Which devices do not have an integrated bus coupler?With push button sensors, you often have to order the bus coupler separately from the push button. The end device (e.g. temperature controller, motion detector or touch sensor) is plugged onto the bus coupler via a multi-pin application interface. However, pushbutton sensors and room controllers (combined pushbuttons with room temperature controllers) including bus couplers are increasingly being supplied. Therefore, pay attention to the item description and prices.Are bus couplers and user modules compatible across manufacturers?As a rule, you have to order the bus coupler manufacturer-specifically to match the application modules. The device-specific application program must also be from the same provider. For example, you cannot operate a Gira KNX push button sensor with a Hager KNX bus coupler.eibabo® has all KNX bus couplers from the relevant KNX brand manufacturers in its portfolio. These include in particular ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Gira, Hager, Jung, Lingg & Janke, Merten, Siemens and Theben.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Bus coupler for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Bus couplerBus coupler moduleBus technologyButton couplerControl panelControl unitHome electronicsInterfaceInterface converterLight controlPresence detectorRadio systemSocket coverTactile sensorTransducerWind controlfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Coupler:ABBBerkerBusch JaegerEltakoGiraIssendorffJungLingg & JankeSiemensSteinelWarema
Coupler skirting duct - In this eibabo® catalogue Installation ducts for wall and ceiling > Coupler for plinth skirting duct you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Accessories for heating ductAccessories for installation ductCouplerCoupler for plinth skirting ductCouplingCoupling for heating ductCoupling for installation ductCoupling for skirting channelCoupling pieceCut laminationHeater Duct CouplingInterface coverageJoint coverLaminationSaw cut laminationSaw-cut lamination Skirting channelSkirting boardSkirting channelSkirting Channel CouplingSkirting systemfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Coupler skirting duct:OBORehauTehalit
Coupler cable duct - In this eibabo® catalogue Installation ducts for wall and ceiling > Coupler for installation duct you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Cable routing ductChannel connectorConnectorCouplerCoupler for installation ductCoupling for cable routing ductCoupling pieceDuct connectorInterconnectsJoint connectorLaminationPlasticfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Coupler cable duct:KleinhuisNiedaxOBOPflitschTehalit
Coupler support arm - In this eibabo® catalogue Cable carrying systems > Connection for support arm you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:BeamConnection for support armControl panel attachmentCoupling support armOperating housing profileOperating housing profilesSupport arm profileSupport arm systemSupporting bracketfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Coupler support arm:Rittal
Push button connector - Most products in this catalog are push buttons with KNX bus coupler. They look like a normal standard switch or push button, but are KNX push buttons, which are parameterized by means of the ETS and are significantly less expensive than the typical KNX push button. The KNX push buttons BA are connected to the KNX system via integrated bus coupler. The push buttons with bus couplers are available as single, or double type and with middle position, which doubles the range of functions due to upper and lower actuation points. Generally, all touch surfaces can be given separate functions and often provide status LEDs, an advantage over the alternative KNX push button interface with conventional single or double switches. The BA push buttons are also available as splash-proof types and suitable, depending on the manufacturer?s instructions for surface installation in wet rooms. Often BA push buttons also have an integrated temperature sensor. Please refer to the eibabo manufacturer?s descriptions. Eibabo offers KNX push-button bus couplers made by Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Gira, Hager, Jung, Merten and Siemens. The eibabo catalog also offers conventional push buttons couplers or other bus systems, such as communication interfaces, contact input modules, switch gateways, radio transmitter modules, switch interfaces and many more.Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Touch sensor connector for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Building controlBuilding system technologyBus couplerBus system button couplingButton couplerButton couplingButton positionFlush mount couplerHome controlMiddle positionNetworkingRoom temperature controllerRoom thermostatThermostatTouch sensor connector for bus systemValve adapterfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Push button connector:Busch JaegerEltakoJungMerten
Fiber optic coupling - In this eibabo® catalogue Data and telecommunication > Fibre optic coupler you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:AdapterAll-purpose plugCommunications technique adapterConnectorCouplerDowelE2000 adapterESCON clutchFC adapterFC clutchFC/PC couplingFiber optic couplingFibre optic couplerGlass fibre connectorHybrid adapterHybrid clutchJacketLC duplex adapterMTRJ clutchPlugSC adapterSC/SC couplingST couplingST duplex adapterST/SC adapterST/SC couplingST/ST couplingVF-45 adapterfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Fiber optic coupling:Astro StrobelCommScope EMEACommScope/AMP NetconnCorningDEHNEFB-ElektronikFluke NetworksFumoHomewayMetzPhoenixRutenbeckSiemensTelegärtnerTeleves
Data rail connectors - In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Data rail coupler for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Bus connectorBus systemBus system data rail connectorConnecting bridgeConnectorCouplerData rail connectorData rail coupler for bus systemData rail couplingDiagnostic blockEIBInterconnectsRail connectorSystem devicefrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Data rail connectors:Eltako
Switch actuator - Do switch actuators only differ in the number of channels? If you would like to know what you should consider before buying a switch actuator, we have put together some helpful information for you in the following article. The possibilities are therefore very extensive and actuators from the eibabo® range take on very central control and switching functions. But what exactly does that mean? We clarify.Briefly summarizedSwitch actuators are components of modern building automation.You can plan these in the new building, retrofit them in the old building and use them flexibly if you are renting.It is possible to digitally network and switch almost all devices and components of building technology.Switch actuators are parameterized with the standardized ETS software.Private areas of application are, for example, switching operations on lamps, sockets, household appliances, entertainment devices and kitchen appliances.In the commercial sector, for example, you switch access systems, escalators, revolving doors and so on.   How does a KNX switch actuator work?Every bus system consists of actuators and sensors. KNX actuators are active switching elements or drive elements and are comparable to a conventional relay in which the coil is intelligently controlled by bus signals. This converts analogue or digital input signals into switching commands or drive commands. The KNX switching actuator also has its own intelligence in the form of a controller, the so-called 'KNX bus coupler'. You can recognize this controller by the red/black clamp.What types of installation are available for KNX switching actuators?KNX actuators are often also referred to as actuators or binary outputs. A distinction is made between classic switching actuators, dimming actuators, blind actuators, roller shutter actuators, heating actuators, analogue actuators and many others. There are actuators for installation in the electrical distribution, then you have the suffix 'REG' for modular installation device. Flush mount versions are labeled 'UP' for mounting in a mounting box or junction box. As a built-in version for integration in ducts or similar, 'EB' is specified as the mounting type. However, additional protection must also be taken into account for built-in versions depending on the installation.The advantages of switching actuatorsEverything under control ? anytime and anywhere. Single-family houses or apartment buildings, an office building or other real estate can have complex structures. With switching actuators, you simplify the organization of recurring processes and at the same time ensure that nothing is forgotten, no errors occur and, ideally, time and energy are saved. For example, you can adapt your building's access system to office hours or make the heating output dependent on the prevailing outside temperature. Or use the option of being able to operate doors, gates or windows at the same time. This ensures safety, especially in commercial properties, and saves the facility manager a great deal of time. All switching actuators work efficiently and silently. You are free to choose the type of control. This can be done via buttons, remote controls, voice controls, via the Internet or using a smartphone app.Classic application examples in everyday lifeAllow tradesmen access to the building even when you are not on site. Automatically open all escape routes in case of danger or control your children's TV times. In conjunction with motion sensors or presence detectors, doors can be opened and closed or security lighting activated. As you can see, with a little creativity, the possible uses of a KNX switching actuator are almost endless.Image: KNX switch actuator ? Eibmarkt SA.12.16In order to be able to use this potential optimally, it is necessary to know the extensive technical requirements. Which switching actuator do I need for my project and how do I avoid purchasing an unsuitable switching actuator? At eibabo® you will find actuators from brands such as ABB, Berker, Busch-Jaeger, Eaton, EIBMARKT, Eltako, Gira, Hager, Jung, Lingg & Janke, MDT, Merten, Siemens and Theben. Depending on their specifications, they are used for various automation systems. More detailed information can be obtained directly from the product. All KNX actuators offered by eibabo® are of the highest quality and can be purchased by both private and corporate customers. Delivery is worldwide.What questions should I ask myself before starting the project?Do I install one device or several?Will more devices be added later?What electrical loads and types of loads can be expected, especially when switching on?How should the control be operated - via app, voice and / or button?Are the devices switched individually or in groups?Which logic should the switching actions follow?and much more... ...accordingly, I have to consider the following thingsthe suitability of the planned or already installed cables and linescircuit protectionthe space required in the electrical distribution systemthe type, number and distribution of control elements ? for example buttonsand much more... Which KNX switching actuator do I need for my project?KNX actuators can be single-channel or multi-channel. For this reason, actuators can switch at least one or more different equipment such as lights, sockets or motors. There are also decisive differences between the manufacturers with regard to the software / application and the technical application. These include, for example, the integrated logics (e.g. staircase lighting function, delay functions, logic functions), the load capacity of the switching channels (6A, 10A, 16A) and the load type (resistive load, inductive load or capacitive load).Each switching actuator is optimized for its respective area of application. The tasks of a heating actuator, for example, are linked to different parameters than those of a universal switching actuator. Everyone has their specific application / software. This eibabo® catalog is about the classic switch actuator. For additional information on heating actuators, shutter actuators or dimming actuators, please use the search function in our shop. NOTE:The application (software) of each actuator determines its special properties. There are also differences in terms of functionality and expandability. Some models are designed as switch actuator main modules. These can later be supplemented with switching actuator extensions via jumper plugs and thus flexibly adapted to loads to be switched in the future.recommendationDownload the descriptions and the application for the desired actuators from the manufacturer's website and compare the specifications.Good planning is therefore a prerequisite. Only when you know what you want to switch with the required actuator can you choose a device that best meets your needs.Is the resilience of an actuator important?When selecting the right actuators, you should pay attention to the required loads on the one hand and the desired functional options that an actuator can offer on a manufacturer-specific basis on the other. Under no circumstances should you, for example, use an actuator with a maximum load capacity of 6A resistive load and 3A for capacitive loads for switching fluorescent lamps with electronic ballasts, since these devices have very high inrush currents (up to 100 A for 3-5ms) for a short time. This can lead to the contacts sticking together. For such loads, it is advisable to use C-load actuators.Does it make sense to use a very heavy duty actuator for very light loads?Please try to select the performance of your actuator as precisely as possible based on your needs. Very low loads on very heavy-duty C-load contacts can lead to wear because the self-cleaning effect no longer occurs. Actuators with a high load capacity of the channels also often require more robust relays with audible switching actions. This should be taken into account in particular when electrical distribution boards are installed in the vicinity of living spaces. TIP:Always choose a switching actuator with regard to its performance to match the respective installation. This protects the technology and extends the service life. In the smart home area, multi-channel 10-16 ampere actuators for resistive loads are used most frequently.Can I connect different phases to the KNX switching actuator?Yes, you can connect different phases to the switching actuator, provided each channel is available separately on the device. In the case of devices with separate potential-free switching contacts, the different phases can be switched next to one another. Different residual current circuit breakers per channel are also possible. In contrast to this, however, operation with different voltages within an actuator is by no means permissible.How do I define the individual switching parameters on the switching actuator?At this point, many interested parties become pensive and begin to doubt whether they can 'program' a switching actuator themselves. It's actually not that difficult. The Engineering Tool Software (ETS) required for this is not really used for programming, but only the group addresses and parameters are assigned to the device.What does ETS mean for KNX?The engineering tool software is a necessary tool for configuring the functions when commissioning KNX devices. The software is only used for parameterization and can also be understood by laypersons with an interest in the logic of the KNX.Programming knowledge is not required and you do not need to know any programming language. If you are interested in the rather simple logical connections of the KNX bus, you are quite capable of creating a project. Of course, more complex concepts require a certain amount of experience. We always recommend having the basic project created by an experienced system integrator. This gives you the option of later changing important parameters yourself very easily if this becomes necessary due to changes in everyday life.What is the difference between binary input and binary output?Switch actuators are also referred to as binary outputs. This designation is not wrong, because these are components that actually switch the connected electrical equipment like a classic light switch - often centrally in the control cabinet. Binary inputs, on the other hand, do not switch the current, but only pass on the signals from conventional operating devices to the KNX system for further processing in a logic module or other KNX participants.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation bus systems > Switch actuator for bus system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Adapter plugBasic moduleBlind controlCommand devicesDrive controlElectric infrared heatingEnergy measurementGarage doorHand controlLatching switchOutdoor areaRadio controlRadio systemRelay switchResponse delayShutter outputShutter switchSocket coverSplash proofStaircaseSun protectionSwitch socketSwitching actuator moduleSwitching deviceVentilation controlWipe-offWipe-onWireless switching outputfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Switch actuator:ABBBerkerBusch JaegerEatonEberleEIBMARKTElsnerElsoEltakoESYLUXFinderfrogblue AGGiraHagerIssendorffJungLegrand SEKOLingg & JankeMDTMean WellMertenPehaRutenbeckSchneider ElectricSiemensThebenVaillantWaremaWielandZumtobel
Cover connector - In this eibabo® catalogue Cable carrying systems > Cover coupler for cable support system you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Anti-dust barAnti-dust elementCouplerCover connectorCover coupler for cable support systemLid connector for cable support systemfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Cover connector:NiedaxOBO
Plug-in terminal - Would you like to connect solid or stranded conductors quickly and safely? This is not a problem with the plug-in terminals from the eibabo® technology store. Choose from numerous different versions for a wide range of applications. Best prices, a wide range of additional information and illustrations, fast availability and worldwide shipping characterize our shop. In addition to the company Wago, other well-known manufacturers offer high-quality plug-in terminals. The eibabo® shop stocks plug-in terminals from the brands ABN, Barthelme, Eaton, Finder, Hager, Hellermann Tyton, Kleinhuis, OBO, Phoenix, PROTEC.class, Spelsberg and Striebel & John.You will find a large selection of clamps for different requirements and areas of application. There is a large number of terminals, which are designed in different designs depending on the wire type and cross-section and thus perfectly match the respective area of application. These include bus coupler terminals, compact connection terminals, box terminals, terminal strips and connection terminals. Depending on the design and area of application, the plug-in terminals have a certain number of slots. Some variants of clamps are transparent. This will help you see if the wire is properly attached.Image: WAGO 243-208 screwless connection terminalWhat are plug-in terminals?Plug-in terminals is the name for numerous different spring-loaded terminals, spring-loaded terminals, connecting terminals or screw terminals. These are used in electrical engineering to connect wires, cores and lines. Clamping or screwing an electrical conductor offers a safe and maintenance-free connection. Already knew?Push-in terminal does not mean that the wire is fixed by inserting it into the terminal. There are also push-in terminals where the wire is held in place with a screw. The plug-in terminal is also often referred to as a Wago terminal. The clamps were given this designation after the manufacturer Wago. He introduced the spring clamp technology in the early 1950s and has continuously improved it since then. Since the 1970s, the product has revolutionized electrical installation, as screw connections can now be dispensed with in many areas. However, this does not mean that clamps with screw fastening are no longer used. In this catalog you will also find clamps with screw connections, also known as luster clamps or Euroclamps.Where are plug-in terminals used?Push-in terminals are one of the most popular methods of making electrical connections. Solid or stranded conductors can be connected quickly and safely with the help of plug-in terminals. In our shop we offer different types of clamps, which are suitable for different areas of application. For example, there are terminals for use in the following branches of industry:electrical industryautomotive industrytelecommunicationscommunications engineeringPlant construction and mechanical engineeringcomputer engineeringmedical technology In the private sphere, plug-in terminals are mainly used to clamp rigid wires in junction boxes, in control cabinets, in domestic installations or to connect lights.What should I know about plug-in terminals before buying?Electrical installations and electronic circuits almost always have to be connected to external devices, power sources, inputs or outputs. These connections are made using plug-in terminals. These are available in many different types, shapes, sizes and denominations. Choosing unsuitable plug-in terminals can cause some difficulties. These can be simple space problems within a terminal box or have serious consequences such as fires. Therefore, we would like to introduce you to some types of plug-in terminals. Although there are many other variants, we limit ourselves to the most well-known products, which can be found in almost every sector. The areas of application range from classic household wiring to automated applications.Push-in terminalsSo-called push-in terminals use small spring-loaded contact levers. The highlight is that the electrical conductor can be pushed into the terminal without tools. However, it is not possible to pull it out just as easily. The wire is effectively held in place. Compared to the screw clamp, this fixing method offers the advantage that the wire cannot be damaged during installation. If you want to release a pinched wire, pull on the wire while making an alternating twisting motion. In this way, you release the plug connection without damaging the plug-in terminal, the spring mechanism or the electrical conductor.Please noteNot all push-in terminals are designed for multiple use. Some clamp springs hold the wire 'forever'. If you want flexibility in your installation for modifications or repairs, choose push-in clamps with a lever-release lever. This releases the wire again when actuated.When choosing the right terminal, pay attention to the appropriate cable cross-section. This should always correspond to the permitted nominal cross-section of the terminal. You will typically find this information on the packaging. An electrical conductor that is too thin cannot be securely clamped and held.terminal blocks and terminal blocksTerminal blocks accept a single wire and connect it to a circuit or other system. Terminal blocks are available in a variety of sizes, ratings and shapes and are available in rows. Each terminal in a row is only fitted with one wire. This variant of the plug-in terminal is useful for connections that are subject to regular maintenance, repair or modification. Terminal blocks always have a mechanically strong body made of plastic or another insulating material. In addition to the spring attachment, versions with a locking lever are also available. The wire is inserted and a clamping lever holds the electrical conductor in place. Another common connection method is to use a screw. TIP:Great care must be taken when tightening the screw. Overtightening the inserted cable can damage the electrical conductor. An unreliable or potentially dangerous connection would result. In some variants, the screw presses the electrical conductor against a metal body. On other screw-connection terminal blocks, the screw presses onto a flat metal head. This in turn presses the wire against a metal insert.Pluggable terminalsPluggable terminals have a cable entry to allow the wire to be connected. On the other hand, these terminals have a plug output and thus offer a pluggable connection for further installation. This type of plug-in terminal is useful when the connection must be frequently disconnected for maintenance or inspection. These contacts are usually screwed.barrier clampsBarrier clamps also use screws as the mechanism for holding the electrical conductors. Barrier clamps often have more than one connection point for multiple cables or wires. These connection points are isolated from each other (barrier). Depending on the model, barrier terminals have small covers or housings. These protect the cabling additionally. Barrier clamps find application in house wiring and other high voltage connections where arcing or potential short circuits must be avoided.  Catalogue content:In this eibabo® catalogue Installation, isolation and connection material > Screw less terminal you will find items from the following product groups:Item overview:Apartment distributorCable connectionCan clampClamp adapterClamping railComplete cabinetConnection clampConnection clampsConnectorConnector pinsCounter distributionCounter systemDirect measurementEngineering centerFuse boxFuse distributorJunction box clampJunction box terminalMeter boxNeutral terminal barOverhead line clampPower boxRelaxation gripSix-wire terminalSmall distributorsSpare PartsTerminal blockTwo-wire terminalfrom the following manufacturers:Manufacturer overview catalogue Plug-in terminal:ABNBarthelmeEatonFinderHagerKleinhuisOBOPhoenixSpelsbergStriebel & JohnWAGO
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Busch Jaeger - 6120/12-101 - KNX bus coupler 6120/12-101
$74.88 excl. VAT

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Busch Jaeger - 6108/06-AP - Button coupler 2x - KNX Touch sensor connector for home 6108/06-AP
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WAGO - 243-211 - Bus coupler terminal dark gray red 243-211
$22.38 excl. VAT

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Gira - 200800 - KNX bus coupler 3 200800
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Siemens - 5WG1117-2AB12 - KNX bus coupler 5WG1117-2AB12
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Jung - 2070 U - KNX bus coupler 2070 U
$26.96 excl. VAT

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ABB - LK/S 4.2 - KNX area/line coupler LK/S 4.2
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Hager - TR131A - KNX media coupler, white TR131A
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WAGO - 243-212 - Bus coupler terminal, light gray-yellow 243-212
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Bachmann - 940.083 - Cat6 coupling shielded - 2x RJ45 bus/bus connector 940.083
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Berker - 80040001 - KNX bus coupler 80040001
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MDT - SCN-IP100.03 - IP router, with KNX IP and Data Secure, email, time server function - SCN-IP100.03
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