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Low-voltage EnclosuresLow-voltage enclosures are available in four differentsizes. The number of enclosures and the types ofcomponents within them are customised to fit thesize, lighting plan, and design of a home. Low-voltageenclosures can be distributed throughout the homenear the rooms they are controlling to providemaximum flexibility.8 1 C M ( 3 2 I N C H E S ) L O W - V O LTA G EE N C L O S U R E ( M O D E L H W I - L V 3 2 - C E )Transformer(for dimmerinterface)8 seriesprocessorDimmerinterface8 seriesprocessorContactClosureInterfaces(up to 2)81cm low-voltage enclosures accommodate severalcomponents including 8 series processors, dimmerinterfaces, Contact Closure Interfaces, and wire landingboards. Shown are a few of the possibleconfigurations. Low-voltage enclosures cannotaccommodate Remote Power Modules (RPMs).Wire Landing Boards• 8 series processor (1)• Wire Landing Boards(3 maximum)• Dimmer interface (1)Wire Landing Boards• 8 series processor (1)• Wire Landing Boards(2 maximum)• Contact ClosureInterfaces(2 maximum)COMPONENTSC O N TA C T C L O S U R E I N T E R F A C E S U B P L AT E( M O D E L H W I - S U B 3 2 - C C 9 )The <strong>HomeWorks</strong> ® Contact Closure Interface subplateinstalls in the HWI-LV32-CE enclosure allowing up tonine Contact Closure Interfaces to be mounted in onepanel.Subplatemountinglocations (5)ContactClosureInterfacesubplateContactClosureInterfaces• Contact ClosureInterfaces(9 maximum)9.2 www.lutron.com
Low-voltage Enclosures6 1 C M ( 2 4 I N C H E S ) L O W - V O LTA G EE N C L O S U R E ( M O D E L H W I - L V 2 4 - C E )The 61cm (24 inches) low-voltage enclosure accommodatesseveral components including 4 series processors,Contact Closure Interfaces and Wire Landing Boards.Low-voltage enclosures cannot accommodate RemotePower Modules.4 series processorContact Closure InterfaceContact Closure Interface• 4 series processor (1)• Contact Closure Interfaces (2 maximum)• Wire Landing Boards (2 maximum)COMPONENTS<strong>Technical</strong> Support: hwisupport@lutron.com9.3
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Introduction to HomeWorks ®2.3I M
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Design OverviewSYSTEM DESIGNSystem
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Centralised DesignSYSTEM DESIGNA ce
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Hybrid DesignA hybrid design for Ho
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Series Overview8 S E R I E SThe 8 s
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4 Series System LayoutGRAFIK Eye®S
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4 Series System Wiring and Communic
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8 series System Wiring and Communic
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GRAFIK IntegraleTMPreset Local Ligh
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GRAFIK IntegraleTMPreset Local Ligh
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Wallbox Power ModuleControl UnitsMo
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Remote Power ModulesHomeWorks ® Re
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Remote Power ModulesHW-RPM-4M-230
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Module InterfaceSpecifications appl
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Remote Power Panels (without breake
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Remote Power Panels (with breakers)
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Remote Power Panels (with breakers)
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Page 88 and 89: Keypads - Signature SeriesS I G N A
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Page 92 and 93: Contact Closure InterfaceContact Cl
Page 94 and 95: Wallbox Closure InterfaceThe Wallbo
Page 96 and 97: Keypad Specifications and Addressin
Page 98 and 99: NotesCOMPONENTS7.26 www.lutron.com
Page 100 and 101: P5 ProcessorsHomeWorks® Processors
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Page 106 and 107: 8 Series P5 ProcessorsCOMPONENTSMod
Page 108 and 109: 8 Series P5 ProcessorsPower CordRPM
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Page 120 and 121: Hybrid Signal RepeaterH Y B R I D S
Page 122 and 123: Hybrid Signal RepeaterMUXMUX+15 VCO
Page 124 and 125: Wireless Tabletop KeypadsModel Numb
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Page 134 and 135: Auxiliary Power Supply - HWI-PS-230
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Page 138 and 139: Electronic Low-Voltage Transformers
Page 140 and 141: Wire Landing BoardW I R E L A N D I
Page 142 and 143: Colours and FinishesHomeWorks® pro
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