gesis®electronic Dezentralized building installation via plug & play Catalog 2015

Room automation with Wieland Table of contents gesis®electronic – pluggable energy efficiency Advantages of distributed building automation gesis®plan – 3D for presentation Displaying the design. gesis®flex KNX-room automation of future Installation column The ideal solution for schools gesis®knx KNX-room automation, system devices and more. 32 – 41 gesis®rm KNX-modular devices for flexible and decentralized installation gesis®eib m2 KNX-modular devices for clear and sustainable installation gesis®eib v KNX device service – flat and flat conductor-compliant. gesis®rc EnOcean devices with radio...

smart installation ▲ The advantages of decentralized structures of a smart installation are evident and further increase the space efficiency of a building. gesis® FLEX gesis® EIBV gesis® RM the flat, modular KNX system flat, pluggable KNX actuators the modular, project-specific for room automation for limited space system for KNX, LON, and radio

gesis® ELECTRONIC – pluggable energy efficiency Advantages of distributed building automation Modern automation systems reduce the primary energy consumption of a building. smart installation concepts additionally implement the basic idea of a bus-based system by placing the components close to the consumers. In combination with pluggability this leads to a flexible system whose functionality can be adapted quickly and easily to a change of use throughout the lifecycle of a building. Consistent implementation can also improve the space efficiency of a building due to smaller utility rooms. Advantages...

gesis®   PLAN gesis®PLAN – 3D for presentation Displaying the design. The gesis®plan demonstration and planning software is a tool for conveniently designing and calculating pluggable electrical installations with gesis®. The software supports specialist planners as well as system integrators, architects and clients in the electrical design of buildings. The software imports the existing DWG/DXF drawings of the rooms and building parts to be installed. The required consumers, such as lamps, sockets and sunblinds, etc., are placed in the 3D view on the PC, and gesis®electronic components, gesis®ran...

gesis®  FLEX iF product design award 2014 for gesis® flex, gesis® flex , the modular room automation system, has received the prestigious iF product design award for 2014. This award is testimony for Wieland Electric that functional electronics can have an appealing design too. During the development of the new series, the focus was very much on practicality and a purposeful design. The new system, which is based on the KNX standard, can be adapted by instantly adding just a few basic components to achieve the most diverse applications for room automation. The base module can accommodate up to...

gesis®  FLEX gesis®  LEX F The future of room automation. Modular, compact, pluggable. ■■The future Future-proof systems rely on standards. KNX has proven itself over many years, and it is established and standardized worldwide. The pluggable electrical installation with gesis® has been used successfully for decades all over the world. The combination of both proven systems prepares any building adequately for the future. ■■Modular Architects, planners, and contractors must all take account of the conditions relating to a building. The wishes of the owners and the constraints, e.g. due to building...

gesis®  FLEX Data for the gesis® flex series Mains connection: 230 V AC or 400 V AC, depending on the base or feed module Bus connection: KNX TP Connection type: all electrical connections are pluggable Module dimensions: Height (vertically from the top edge of the top-hat rail) all except DIN rail 44 mm DIN rail housing 80 / 94 mm (without / with protective cover) Width (crossways to the top-hat rail) all except DIN rail 149 mm DIN rail housing 149 / 173 mm (without / with screw fittings) Length (along the top-hat rail) narrow housing 95 mm mounted wide housing 130 mm mounted DIN rail housing...

gesis®  FLEX Application example: school Requirements Used automation devices: School renovations often have to be completed in the shortest time. Using pluggable installations combined with pluggable room automation devices is especially practical here. In classrooms, room automation involves controlling blinds and lighting using conventional buttons. The electrothermal actuators of the radiator valves need to be controlled via semiconductors. In addition, the blind and lighting circuits have to be fused separately. 1 x base module, 1-phase 1 x binary input, 8-fold 1 x DALI output 4x16-fold...

gesis®  FLEX The base modules and intermediate feeds are designed for 3-phase 230/400V connection. This is necessary for connecting high loads to the extension modules. If various feeds should be used, this can be achieved via an intermediate feed. The outputs of the extension modules are hardwired to the fed outer conductors. E.g. switching output 4-fold output A1 – L1; A2 – L2; A3 – L3; A4 – L3. Feeds with 1-phase mains connection are used if the connected power is low. The throughwiring within a gesis® flex arrangement is always designed as 3-phase. Single-phase feed modules bridge the three...

gesis®  FLEX KNX base modules 3-phase feed Type gesis KNX FLEX-BAS without plug set gesis KNX FLEX-BAS Z 1 with plug set The 3-phase supplied KNX base module with flat surface mounted housing, which can be fitted on DIN rails for decentralized installation, supports 6 expansion modules. They support all the common inputs and outputs, and they provide extensive room automation with only one physical address. The manual operation level allows function tests without prior system integration. The electrical connections, which are pluggable in accordance with IEC 61535, separate automation and...