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2 0 1 2 P R O D U C T C A T A L O G
INTERNATIONAL/N.A. LIGHTING CONTROLS
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The HAI Omni-Bus Lighting Control Network is the hardwired and wireless lighting
solution for 220-240V/50Hz applications and a North American version for
110V/60Hz (coming soon!). Utilizing the worldwide standard for mounting–DIN
rail–this bus-based system with controller-based management of loads controls
CFL, LED, electronic low-voltage, Halogen, and incandescent lighting.
HAI Omni-Bus advantages
The HAI Omni-Bus lighting system fully integrates with HAI home automation
controllers, allowing control of Omni-Bus devices using standard HAI interfaces
or software applications. Power wiring is minimized because controllers can
be localized to switches. Switches can be programmed to perform a number of
actions. Omni-Bus operates standalone or with an HAI controller–and features free
setup software available online. With Omni-Bus there is no need for a third-party
solution.
How HAI Omni-Bus works
Power modules feed power to dimmer or non-dimming switches. Each switch
wires up to a DIN rail module. Load Control and other DIN rail modules connect
to the Omni-Bus network using standard CAT-5 UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
cable between each Omni-Bus device. The Omni-Bus network runs on a low supply
voltage (24VDC) and is optically isolated from the mains supply side. Each hardwired
switch connects to the Omni-Bus network using CAT-5. The use of splitters allows
for a free topology architecture for ease of installation and expandability.
For ease of reference, Omni-Bus components are labeled using the following four categories:
Core Components (Required) Accessories Load Control Modules Switch Interfaces