Installer

Wiring
Phase connection (L), neutral (N) and earth () are connected according to the diagram. Terminals with the same marking are connected internally and can be used for cable loops.

N.B.! The clamping row can be removed, see marking.

Installing/removing conductors
The conductor must be max. 2.5 mm2 and stripped 9-10 mm. When installing solid conductors, simply press them into the terminal block. For soft conductors, press a straight-bladed screwdriver with a 3 mm slot against the terminal release while pushing the conductor all the way in. When dismantling, the release must also be used.

Removing the front
To install/remove, the front must be removed. This is done by pushing it loose with a straight-bladed screwdriver at point (d) and similarly on the opposite side.

Frame removal
Remove from a frame by pushing it out at points (e) and (f) with a straight-bladed screwdriver.

ZIF modules are mounted on standard M36 DIN rail (EN50022) and plugged into the control panel separately from the control panel. The ZIF 5020 is wired as in the diagram below.

Connects to 24V DC power supply, pay attention to polarity

10 Outputs (digital)
10 digital outputs for sockets, actuators or telestats (24V).

4 Inputs (digital)
For example: 4 Open Collector (e.g. PIR), 4 switches (e.g. wall switches) or 2 changeover switches (uses two inputs)

ZIF modules are mounted on standard M36 DIN rail (EN50022) and plugged into the control panel separately from the control panel. The ZIF 5028 is wired as in the diagram below.

Connects to 24V AC or DC power supply, polarity subordinate

6 Outputs (digital)
6 digital outputs for sockets, actuators or telestats (24-230V).

6 Inputs (digital)
For example: 6 Open Collector (e.g. PIR), 6 switches (e.g. wall switches) or 3 changeover switches (uses two inputs)

ZIF modules are mounted on standard M36 DIN rail (EN50022) and plugged into the control panel separately from the control panel. ZIF 5029 and wired as in the diagram below.

Connects to 24V AC or DC power supply, polarity subordinate

6 Outputs (digital)
6 digital outputs for sockets, actuators or telestats (24-230V).

6 inputs (pulse)
6 reed contacts for reading the S0 output of e.g. water, gas or heat meters.

Wiring
Phase connection (L), neutral conductor (N) and intermediate conductor (~) are connected according to the diagram below. Terminals with the same marking (N or L) are connected internally and can be used for cable loops.

Ops! Do NOT connect smart bulbs such as Philips Hue or IKEA light sources to the dimmer!
This type of bulb must have a fixed phase.

Installing/removing conductors
The conductor must be max. 1.5 mm² and stripped 9-10 mm. When installing solid conductors, simply press them into the terminal block. For soft conductors, press a straight-bladed screwdriver with a 2.5 mm slot against the terminal release (A) while pushing the conductor all the way in.
The release must also be used for removal.

Dismantling the tangent

To install/remove the Matrix, the tangent must be removed. This is done by pushing it loose with a straight-bladed screwdriver at the top (B) and then at the bottom (C). Hold the top when pushing the bottom loose.

If a technical mounting frame is used, it is advantageous to remove the outer frame first.

Unmounting in frame

To remove the matrix from a frame, push it out at points (D) and (E) with a straight-head screwdriver.

Wiring
Intermediate conductors (arrows 1 and 2), neutral conductor (N) and phase connection (L) are connected according to the diagram below. Terminals with the same marking (N) are connected internally and can be used for cable loops.

Installing/removing conductors
The conductor must be max. 1.5 mm² and stripped 9-10 mm. When installing solid conductors, simply press them into the terminal block. For soft conductors, press a straight-bladed screwdriver with a 2.5 mm slot against the terminal release (A) while pushing the conductor all the way in.
The release must also be used for removal.

Dismantling the tangent

To install/remove the Matrix, the tangent must be removed. This is done by pushing it loose with a straight-bladed screwdriver at the top (B) and then at the bottom (C). Hold the top when pushing the bottom loose.

If a technical mounting frame is used, it is advantageous to remove the outer frame first.

Unmounting in frame

To remove the matrix from a frame, push it out at points (D) and (E) with a straight-head screwdriver.

Dismantling the tangent

To install/remove the Matrix, the tangent must be removed. This is done by pushing it loose with a straight-bladed screwdriver at the top (B) and then at the bottom (C). Hold the top when pushing the bottom loose.

If a technical mounting frame is used, it is advantageous to remove the outer frame first.

Unmounting in frame

To remove the matrix from a frame, push it out at points (D) and (E) with a straight-head screwdriver.

Wiring
Load (), Phase (L) and Neutral (N) are connected as in fig. A. Terminals with the same marking (N and L) are internally connected and can be used for cable loops.

Installing/removing conductors
The conductor must be max. 2.5 mm² and stripped 9-10 mm. The conductor must be firm. To install, simply press the conductor into the clamp.
To remove, press a straight-head screwdriver, 2.5 mm slotted, against the clamp release while pulling the conductor out.