TA 4.1 KNX – 4-channel binary input/output, flush, Data Secure

40,77 Excl. tax €70,90 Excl. tax
€49,33 Incl. tax 85,79 Incl. tax.
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Four-channel KNX pushbutton interface with binary inputs/outputs, temperature sensor inputs, flexible LED control and Data Secure. For flush mounting. Read more

Specifications

Brand:
Theben
Article number:
4969274
EAN:
4003468492109
Availability:
Out of stock, but available
Delivery time:
Dispatched within approximately 8 working days (please note: this is an estimate and depends on availability from the manufacturer; in some cases, it may be dispatched sooner, but it can also take longer).

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TA 4.1 KNX – 4-channel binary input/output, flush mounting

Data Secure

Item no.: 4969274

Product Description

The TA 4.1 KNX is an advanced four-channel pushbutton interface for KNX systems, suitable for use as both binary input and output. Thanks to KNX Data Secure, data is exchanged securely via the KNX bus. The six-wire cable connection enables flexible and fast installation. Free assignment of functions such as switching, dimming, blind control, value sender, sequences, temperature measurement, and LED control offers maximum versatility in KNX installations.

The four inputs can be individually configured as binary input or output and can be linked to conventional pushbuttons/switches, easily installed in standard flush-mount boxes. Two inputs are switchable for connecting Theben temperature sensors for accurate temperature measurement between -5 °C and +100 °C, e.g., for room or floor temperature control.

The TA 4.1 KNX enables flexible LED control with an output current up to 3 mA, allowing both standard and low-current LEDs to be controlled directly (no series resistor required). Color coding of the wire pairs makes installation clear and safe.

Parameterization and programming are performed via ETS software. Application programs, parameters, and group addresses can be easily set. Accessories such as temperature sensors for various applications are optionally available.

Applications

  • Control of lighting, dimmers, blinds, and other devices via KNX
  • Temperature measurement via external NTC temperature sensors
  • Expansion of KNX installations with additional binary inputs and outputs
  • Detection of switching pulses or states
  • Control and signaling via LEDs (status, signaling, feedback)

Features

  • Four-channel pushbutton interface, usable as binary input or output
  • KNX Data Secure for secure communication
  • Free assignment of functions: switch, pushbutton, dimming, blind, value sender, sequences, temperature measurement, LED control
  • 2 switchable inputs for Theben NTC temperature sensors (-5 °C to +100 °C)
  • Flexible LED control up to 3 mA, suitable for various LED types
  • Inputs can be configured as outputs (including blink and pulse function)
  • Six-wire cable connection with color coding for easy installation
  • Suitable for installation in standard flush-mount boxes, usable with conventional switches/pushbuttons
  • Configuration and programming via ETS
  • Compatible with various accessories, including temperature sensors

Technical Specifications

KNX operating voltage Bus voltage, ≤10 mA
Mounting type Flush mounting
Connection type KNX bus terminal, six-wire
Number of inputs 4 (2 switchable for temperature sensors)
Maximum cable length 30 m
Connection wire length 25 cm
Contact current 0.5 mA
Reaction on bus voltage return Adjustable
LED control output current max. 3 mA
Temperature range for temperature input (NTC) -5 °C to +100 °C
Protection degree IP 20
Protection class III
Ambient temperature -5 °C ... +45 °C

Important Note

Note: The TA 4.1 KNX supports KNX Data Secure and is intended solely for use with KNX systems. Only suitable for dry indoor areas (IP20). Suitable Theben temperature sensors must be connected for temperature measurement. Configuration and programming only via ETS software.

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