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Power Boosters and InterfacesPower Boosters and interfaces are required in someapplications to increase the load capacity of acomponent or to interface with a specific type of load.Power Boosters and interfaces can be used withHomeWorks Maestro switches, GRAFIK Eye® controlunits, GRAFIK IntegraleTM control units, Wallbox PowerModules and Remote Power Modules. Power Boostersand interfaces are typically installed in electricalclosets or other hidden locations.F L U O R E S C E N T D I M M I N GB A L L A S T I N T E R F A C E M O D E LN G R X - F D B I - A U ( N O N - C E )Fluorescent Dimming BallastInterfaces are used to dim a singlezone of fluorescent lighting withLutron Hi-lume® dimming ballasts.P O W E R B O O S T E R M O D E L SN G R X - P B - C E A N DN G R X - P B - A U ( N O N - C E )Power Boosters increase the capacityof a single zone of lighting.Compatible load types areincandescent, magnetic low voltage,electronic low voltage (requiresLutron low-voltage transformers), andneon/cold cathode.0 – 1 0 V I N T E R F A C EM O D E L G R X - T V I0-10V interfaces are used to dim asingle zone of fluorescent lightingwith dimming ballasts that require a0-10V signal for control. The TVI canalso be used to switch 10 Amps ofnon-dim electronic ballasts or 1/2HP motors.COMPONENTSE L E C T R O N I C L O W - V O LTA G EI N T E R F A C E M O D E L SN G R X - E L V I - C E A N DN G R X - E L V I - A U ( N O N - C E )Electronic Low-Voltage Interfaces areused to dim a single zone ofelectronic low-voltage lighting. TheELVI is not necessary for use withGRAFIK Integrale or if Lutron lowvoltagetransformers are used (seepage 10.7 of the TRG Rev. E).T E N V O LT M O D U L E SM O D E L T V MTVM modules can be located inHomeWorks® Remote Power Panels.The TVM module is used incombination with the HW-RPM-4Umodule to control fluorescent dimmingballasts that use either a 0-10Vcontrol signal, the DSI control signal,a PWM control signal or the DALIcontrol signal (intensity broadcastonly). For more information consultLutron technical support.S Y N T H E T I C M I N I M U ML O A D I N T E R F A C EL U T - L B X - C E - W HProvides the required minimum loadto a dimmer when the actual load isless than the minimum.D M X - 5 1 2 I N T E R F A C EL U T - D M XLUT-DMX connects to the MI Link(1) of an 8-series processor. Theinterface converts zone dimminglevelsto DMX-512 protocol. Formore information consult Lutrontechnical support.6.2 www.lutron.com
Power Boosters and InterfacesModelNGRX-PB-AU, NGRX-PB-CE: Power Booster.NGRX-ELVI-AU, NGRX-ELVI-CE: Electronic Low-voltage Interface.NGRX-FDBI-AU: Fluorescent Dimming Ballast Interface.Input voltageRegulatory approvalsLoad types220-240VAC, 50/60HzCE, C-Tick (CE models)NGRX-PB-: incandescent, magnetic low voltage, neon/cold-cathode, electronic lowvoltage (requires Lutron low-voltage transformer).NGRX-ELVI-: electronic low voltageNGRX-GRX-FDBI-: Lutron Hi-lume ® fluorescent dimming ballasts.Maximum loadMinimum loadEnvironmentNGRX-PB-AU: 10 ampsNGRX-PB-CE: 8 amps surface mounted, 5.2 amps flush mountedNGRX-ELVI-: 5 amps (CE and non-CE models)NGRX-FDBI-AU: 10 amps25W/VAAmbient temperature: 0-40°C, 32-104°FAmbient humidity: 0-90% humidity, non-condensing. Indoor use only.Cooling methodHeat generatedfully loadedLine-voltageconnectionsESD protectionSurge protectionMountingPassive cooling.200 BTUs per hour.See figures 2-6, pages 6.4-6.6Meets or exceeds the IEC 61000-4-2 standard.Meets or exceeds ANSI/IEEE standard c62.41.2-gang US wallbox, 70mm (2-3/4 inches) deep minimum, 89mm (3-1/2 inches)deep recommended. (2) Lutron P/N 241218 may be used.COMPONENTSTerminals Each terminal will accept two 2.5mm 2 (#12 AWG) wires.Shipping weight.5kg (1 pound)116mm(4-5/8 inches)114mm(4-1/2 inches)Figure 1 – dimensions17mm (11/16 inch)48mm(1-15/16inches)Technical Support: hwisupport@lutron.com6.3
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Introduction to HomeWorks ®2.3I M
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Page 100 and 101: P5 ProcessorsHomeWorks® Processors
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Hybrid Signal RepeaterH Y B R I D S
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Hybrid Signal RepeaterMUXMUX+15 VCO
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Wireless Tabletop KeypadsModel Numb
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Auxiliary Power Supply - HWI-PS-230
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Wire Landing BoardW I R E L A N D I
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Colours and FinishesHomeWorks® pro
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